Fierce debate in the taco world — science video
22 February, 2023 | Supplied by: American Chemical SocietyThere's a fierce debate in the world of corn tortillas — is it okay to make them from pre-made corn flour or should they be made from dried corn kernels?
A solution to caffeine withdrawal symptoms: decaf coffee
20 February, 2023 | Supplied by: University of SydneyIn some good news for coffee drinkers, a placebo discovery has shown decaf coffee quenches withdrawal symptoms in people reliant on their daily caffeine fix.
Making room for mushrooms
15 February, 2023The AMGA held a meet-up of Sydney chefs to launch its Blenditarian campaign, encouraging Australians to eat more mushrooms.
Would you like a 3D-printed low-fat chocolate?
15 February, 2023A Rutgers food scientist has used 3D printing to introduce a low-fat chocolate — the first formulation in a line of what he calls 'functional foods'.
AFGC calls on government to protect food makers from EU FTA demands
10 February, 2023 | Supplied by: Australian Food & Grocery CouncilA controversial EU free trade agreement has placed Australian food manufacturers under threat as it moves to ban the use of common food names on products.
Could eating seaweed help the planet?
07 February, 2023A University of Queensland-led study shows that seaweed could provide a possible solution for food security, biodiversity loss and climate change challenges.
New test detects deadly fish virus that threatens barramundi
07 February, 2023A third variant of the ISKN virus, which is causing fish deaths in barramundi farms in Southeast Asia, can now be identified in a new test developed by scientists.
Weastern wonders and more: the food trends shaping the industry
30 January, 2023 | Supplied by: FrieslandCampina ProfessionalFrieslandCampina Professional has published its Trend Report, highlighting three global industry trends: Weastern Wonders, Conscious Curiosity and Sensory Novelty.
Beans IN toast: UK project to enhance bread with faba beans
25 January, 2023Part of the 'Raising the Pulse' project in the UK is aiming to make bread more nutrient-dense by adding locally grown beans.
The sequence counts when it comes to taste perception
24 January, 2023Researchers find out why the order in which we eat food can be decisive for bitter taste perception and what role bitter taste receptors play in this process.
Using lubrication science to design low-fat chocolate
19 January, 2023Scientists have analysed the eating process of chocolate as it changes from a solid into a smooth emulsion; the results could help to develop next-gen chocolates...
3D ink from waste for making cultured meat
16 January, 2023Researchers have found a solution for one of the main challenges associated with making cultured meat — creating a cost-effective edible ink.
Let's take a look at how AI is changing food production
09 December, 2022 | Supplied by: NotCoAI is being used to train machines to think like food scientists and create new recipes — let's see how the technology is being used at food-tech company NotCo.
Getting the right formula for front-of-pack nutrition labels
08 December, 2022 | Supplied by: Kerry Taste & Nutrition (APMEA)Kerry has launched a tool designed to help manufacturers optimise the nutritional profile of products while being aware of the various front-of-pack regulations.
How chocolate changed the world: an upcoming investigation
05 December, 2022Following the awarding of a Global Professorship, the history of chocolate and how it has changed the world will be investigated at the University of Reading.