Food Science: An Ecological Approach, Second Edition presents the field of food science in a fresh, approachable manner that places it in the context of the world in which we live today. Specifically, the text marries food science with present concerns regarding food quality, composition, and availability, emphasizing the ecological approach. nSection I of the Second Edition presents the introductory concepts underpinning food science. These foundational chapters provide students with the background to understand the relationship between food science and the environment, research methods used by food scientists, and the underlying science and chemistry behind food composition.nSection II provides a focused discussion of the types of food and the science behind each. Using a consistent presentation, each chapter discusses each foods historical, cultural, and ecological significance; its physical and chemical properties; preparation techniques and food safety concerns; and its impact on health.
Additional ISBNs: 9781284136470, 1284136477, 9781284157055, 1284157059


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