Food structures, building blocks and food properties - Questions

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Food fats and oils consist primarily of triacylglycerols (TAGs)? T/F

True

A glass is the thermodynamic most favourable state? T/F

False

An anisotropic food structure:
  • Means that the product has equal properties in all directions
  • Is typically encountered in fibrous foods (e.g. Meat)
  • Is typically encountered in food emulsions (e.g. Mayonnaise)
  • Cannot be achieved if the food contains immiscible phases

Is typically encountered in fibrous foods (e.g. Meat)
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According to the CDS formalism, oil, water and proteins are abbreviated as O, W and P, respectively. The denotation for an oil-in-water emulsion stabilised by proteins is therefore
  • (O@P)/W
  • (P@O)/W
  • (W@P)/O
  • (P@W)/O

(O@P)/W

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