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FP6: Changes in salt or fat contents of model cheeses modify in vivo aroma release and eating
2012
National audience; Health authorities recommend food industries to reduce salt and fat in food products. But reducing such. components in food is a main challenge, particularly because of the interactions with other ingredients,. such as aroma compounds. Indeed, a change in salt or fat content can lead to a change in texture and. structure which can affect food oral processing, aroma release1 and thus perception. The aim of this. project was to study the consequences of a change in salt (NaCl) or fat contents on the aroma release. during eating (chewing behaviour, swallowing). Therefore, six model cheeses have been formulated. (three lipid/protein ratios, with and without salt added). They …
Localization of the binding site of different model tannins on the salivary PRP IB5
2014
Localization of the binding site of different model tannins on the salivary PRP IB5. 3. international conference on Food oral processing: physics, physiology and psychology of eating
Studying food oral processing in young infants: methods development
2014
key-note talk at final Habeat symposiumkey-note talk at final Habeat symposium; Studying food oral processing in young infants: methods development. Final Habeat symposium: Improving infant and child eating habits, encouraging fruit and vegetable intake
Périodes et facteurs sensibles pour la formation précoce des préférences alimentaires
2015
Eating behavior is a complex, essentially learned activity critical for development and survival. It can be broken down into several components: when, how, what and how much to eat.1,2 We will mainly describe in this chapter the important periods and factors associated with the development of “what” to eat, or in other words, food preferences and choice. Other aspects relevant to the early development of eating behavior have been previously reviewed.2,3 Although it has previously been shown that food and flavor preference may be influenced by flavor exposure during the prenatal period4-6, we will focus in this chapter on the acquisition of food preferences consecutive to direct exposure of …
Food diversification in pre-term infants
2011
Food diversification in pre-term infants. 15. european conference on developmental psychology
Food oral processing: a key step for food sensory perception
2014
Food oral processing: a key step for food sensory perception
The texture of food for infants and young children
2014
The weaning period is a transition from milk to family foods and is a critical phase for the development of food acceptance and eating habits of children. The texture of the complementary food introduced plays an important role in shaping preferences. It is known that early introduction of solid food and experience in difficult-to-chew textures could enhance later food acceptance. Texture acceptance follows the developmental sequence of oral functions and infants are more likely to accept texture they can manipulate in mouth. The development of these functions (mainly chewing) is thought to depend on the texture infants are exposed to. Infant refusing foods that require significant chewing …
Interactions between aroma compounds and food matrix
2017
Interactions between aroma compounds and food matrix
Developing food variety at weaning
2012
Developing food variety at weaning. séminaire interne Danone baby nutrition
Interactions between aroma compounds and the oral mucosa could be responsible for aroma persistence
2016
Interactions between aroma compounds and the oral mucosa could be responsible for aroma persistence. 4. international conference on food oral processing - “Food Oral Processing through life: interplay between food structure, sensory, pleasure and nutritional needs.”