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Which sugar is classified as a reducing sugar?
Which sugar is classified as a reducing sugar?
- Trehalose
- Sucrose
- Raffinose
- Maltose (correct)
What protein is primarily responsible for gluten formation in wheat flour?
What protein is primarily responsible for gluten formation in wheat flour?
- Albumin
- Zein
- Casein
- Gliadin (correct)
The Maillard reaction primarily involves a chemical reaction between which two compounds?
The Maillard reaction primarily involves a chemical reaction between which two compounds?
- Sugars and proteins (correct)
- Proteins and water
- Fats and proteins
- Sugars and lipids
Which vitamin is most susceptible to degradation by heat and light?
Which vitamin is most susceptible to degradation by heat and light?
What is the scientific name for the browning that occurs when a cut apple is exposed to air?
What is the scientific name for the browning that occurs when a cut apple is exposed to air?
What is the primary cause of lipid oxidation in food products?
What is the primary cause of lipid oxidation in food products?
Which of these amino acids is considered essential?
Which of these amino acids is considered essential?
What is the key function of emulsifiers in food production?
What is the key function of emulsifiers in food production?
Below what water activity (aw) level is microbial growth typically inhibited in food products?
Below what water activity (aw) level is microbial growth typically inhibited in food products?
What is the primary role of pectin in food processing?
What is the primary role of pectin in food processing?
Which microorganism is most commonly associated with foodborne botulism?
Which microorganism is most commonly associated with foodborne botulism?
What is the primary source of contamination in foodborne salmonellosis outbreaks?
What is the primary source of contamination in foodborne salmonellosis outbreaks?
What is the typical optimal temperature range for mesophilic bacteria growth?
What is the typical optimal temperature range for mesophilic bacteria growth?
Which type of microorganism demonstrates the highest resistance to heat treatment?
Which type of microorganism demonstrates the highest resistance to heat treatment?
What is the main objective of pasteurization in milk processing?
What is the main objective of pasteurization in milk processing?
Which microorganism is known to produce aflatoxins in food?
Which microorganism is known to produce aflatoxins in food?
What is the primary health concern associated with Listeria monocytogenes in food products?
What is the primary health concern associated with Listeria monocytogenes in food products?
What is the most effective method for eliminating norovirus from contaminated food items?
What is the most effective method for eliminating norovirus from contaminated food items?
Which foodborne pathogen is most frequently linked to the consumption of raw shellfish?
Which foodborne pathogen is most frequently linked to the consumption of raw shellfish?
What is the primary scientific reason that canned food products may bulge?
What is the primary scientific reason that canned food products may bulge?
What is the main purpose of blanching vegetables before freezing?
What is the main purpose of blanching vegetables before freezing?
Which drying method is the best at preserving the nutritional content of heat-sensitive foods?
Which drying method is the best at preserving the nutritional content of heat-sensitive foods?
What minimum temperature is required to sterilize low-acid canned foods during thermal processing?
What minimum temperature is required to sterilize low-acid canned foods during thermal processing?
What is the primary function of using nitrates in processed meat products?
What is the primary function of using nitrates in processed meat products?
Which food processing technique uses high hydrostatic pressure to inactivate microorganisms?
Which food processing technique uses high hydrostatic pressure to inactivate microorganisms?
Which mode of heat transfer occurs primarily through direct molecular contact?
Which mode of heat transfer occurs primarily through direct molecular contact?
What is the role of a plate heat exchanger in dairy processing?
What is the role of a plate heat exchanger in dairy processing?
In food drying processes, which factor most significantly influences the drying rate?
In food drying processes, which factor most significantly influences the drying rate?
Which type of fluid flow is characterized by smooth, orderly movement of liquid particles?
Which type of fluid flow is characterized by smooth, orderly movement of liquid particles?
What is the primary scientific reason for using food extrusion in snack product manufacturing?
What is the primary scientific reason for using food extrusion in snack product manufacturing?
Which government agency in the Philippines is responsible for enforcing food safety regulations?
Which government agency in the Philippines is responsible for enforcing food safety regulations?
What is the overarching purpose of the Food Safety Act of 2013?
What is the overarching purpose of the Food Safety Act of 2013?
What primary role does the FDA serve in the context of food manufacturing?
What primary role does the FDA serve in the context of food manufacturing?
What does HACCP stand for in the context of food safety?
What does HACCP stand for in the context of food safety?
What is the primary function of antioxidants in food applications?
What is the primary function of antioxidants in food applications?
Which type of packaging is MOST effective at preventing enzymatic browning in minimally processed fruits and vegetables?
Which type of packaging is MOST effective at preventing enzymatic browning in minimally processed fruits and vegetables?
A food product has an initial microbial load of $10^6$ CFU/g. If a thermal process provides a 6D reduction, what will be the final microbial load?
A food product has an initial microbial load of $10^6$ CFU/g. If a thermal process provides a 6D reduction, what will be the final microbial load?
You are formulating a low-sodium soup and need to replace the salty flavor. Which of the following ingredients would BEST enhance the perception of saltiness without adding sodium?
You are formulating a low-sodium soup and need to replace the salty flavor. Which of the following ingredients would BEST enhance the perception of saltiness without adding sodium?
Flashcards
What is a reducing sugar?
What is a reducing sugar?
Sugars that can act as a reducing agent due to the presence of a free aldehyde or ketone group.
What is Gliadin?
What is Gliadin?
The main protein responsible for gluten formation in wheat flour, providing elasticity and strength to dough.
What is the Maillard reaction?
What is the Maillard reaction?
A chemical reaction between amino acids and reducing sugars, often requiring heat.
What is Vitamin C?
What is Vitamin C?
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What is enzymatic browning?
What is enzymatic browning?
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What are free radicals?
What are free radicals?
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What is an essential amino acid?
What is an essential amino acid?
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What is the main function of emulsifiers?
What is the main function of emulsifiers?
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What is water activity (aw)?
What is water activity (aw)?
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What is the main role of pectin in food processing?
What is the main role of pectin in food processing?
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What is Clostridium botulinum?
What is Clostridium botulinum?
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Primary source of Salmonella?
Primary source of Salmonella?
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What are mesophilic bacteria?
What are mesophilic bacteria?
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What are bacterial spores?
What are bacterial spores?
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What is pasteurization?
What is pasteurization?
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What does Aspergillus flavus produce?
What does Aspergillus flavus produce?
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What is the concern with Listeria monocytogenes?
What is the concern with Listeria monocytogenes?
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How to destroy norovirus?
How to destroy norovirus?
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What pathogen links to raw shellfish?
What pathogen links to raw shellfish?
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Why canned food may bulge?
Why canned food may bulge?
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Why blanch vegetables?
Why blanch vegetables?
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Which drying preserves heat-sensitive nutrients?
Which drying preserves heat-sensitive nutrients?
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What is the critical temperature for sterilization?
What is the critical temperature for sterilization?
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What is the purpose of nitrates?
What is the purpose of nitrates?
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Which food processing uses high pressure?
Which food processing uses high pressure?
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A plate heat exchanger in dairy processing?
A plate heat exchanger in dairy processing?
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What is conduction?
What is conduction?
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What is the primary factor affecting drying rate?
What is the primary factor affecting drying rate?
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What is Laminar flow?
What is Laminar flow?
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Reason for food extrusion?
Reason for food extrusion?
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What is FDA in the Philippines?
What is FDA in the Philippines?
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Food Safety Act of 2013?
Food Safety Act of 2013?
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What is the role of the FDA?
What is the role of the FDA?
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What is HACCP?
What is HACCP?
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Function of food antioxidants?
Function of food antioxidants?
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Study Notes
Food Chemistry
- Maltose is classified as a reducing sugar.
- Gliadin is the main protein responsible for gluten formation in wheat flour.
- The Maillard reaction primarily involves the reaction between sugars and proteins.
- Vitamin C is most susceptible to destruction by heat and light.
- Enzymatic browning causes the browning that occurs when a cut apple is exposed to air.
- The presence of free radicals is the primary cause of lipid oxidation in food products.
- Lysine is an example of an essential amino acid.
- Emulsifiers in food products help stabilize mixtures of oil and water.
- Microbial growth is significantly inhibited below a water activity (aw) level of 0.85.
- The main role of pectin in food processing is gel formation.
Food Microbiology
- Clostridium botulinum is commonly associated with foodborne botulism.
- Undercooked poultry and eggs is the primary source of contamination in foodborne salmonellosis.
- The optimal temperature range for mesophilic bacteria is 20–45°C.
- Bacterial spores are the most resistant type of microorganism to heat treatment.
- Pasteurization in milk processing aims to reduce pathogenic microbes.
- Aspergillus flavus produces aflatoxins in food.
- Listeria monocytogenes can grow at refrigeration temperatures, posing a major concern in food safety.
- Proper handwashing and sanitation is the recommended method for destroying norovirus in food.
- Vibrio parahaemolyticus is most commonly linked to raw shellfish as a foodborne pathogen.
- Gas production from microbial spoilage is the primary reason why canned food may bulge.
Food Processing and Preservation
- The primary objective of blanching vegetables before freezing is to inactivate enzymes.
- Freeze drying best preserves heat-sensitive nutrients.
- The critical temperature for the sterilization of low-acid canned foods is 121°C.
- Nitrates are used in processed meat mainly to enhance color and prevent microbial growth.
- High-pressure processing uses high hydrostatic pressure to inactivate microbes.
Food Engineering
- Conduction is the type of heat transfer that occurs mainly through direct contact.
- A plate heat exchanger in dairy processing is for heat transfer.
- Air humidity is the primary factor affecting drying rate in food drying.
- Laminar flow is characterized by a smooth, orderly movement of liquid particles.
- Food extrusion is mainly used in snack production to improve texture and shelf stability.
Food Laws and Regulations
- In the Philippines, the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) is responsible for food safety regulations.
- The purpose of the Food Safety Act of 2013 is to ensure food safety and hygiene standards.
- The FDA's role in food manufacturing is to regulate and inspect food products.
- HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points.
- Food antioxidants prevent oxidation and rancidity.
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