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rendering
extraction technique involves heating and cooking of raw materials to liquify the fat to break down membranes or other structures that hold fat
beta casein
name the first human milk protein gene to be expressed in crops
TBA analysis
how do you measure oxidation in meat products?
Chymosin
what was the first food ingredient developed via genetic engineering techniques and approved by the FDA?
brandy
What is the impure distillation product of white wine
saccharomyces cerevisiae
What is the primary microorganism used for leavening of bakery products?
when a weak acid and conjugate base are present in the same food
When does buffering occur in foods?
Mojonier
What method is used to determine the fat content of milk?
sorbitol, manitol, galactitol, xylitol
Give the hydrogenation products of the following sugars: glucose, fructose, galactose, xylose
beef, pork and lamb
Meat Inspection Act involves which meats
6
How many teams will be competing in the college bowl finals in july
Quinine and caffeine
What 2 compounds are most commonly used as standards for bitterness in sensory evaluation?
270-290F
At what temperature is sugar syrup considered to be in a soft, cracked stage?
Pectin methyl esterase
What enzyme is responsible for making methanol in wine production?
Salting out is to add something that makes the globulins solubility decrease and salting in is to add something to increase solubility
Whats the meaning of salting in and salting out?
Pepsi-Cola
What was the first US consumer product sold in the Soviet Union?
75%
Alcohol which is 150 proof contains how much alcohol by volume?
Prion
Food radiation is capable of destroying all the following in food except
A brine is salt based, while a marinade is acid based
What is the difference between a brine and a marinade?
leuconostoc, lactobacillus, lactococcus, pediococcus, streptococcus
Name 5 general lactic acid bacteria
agrobacterium tumefaceins
Which of the following bacteria has been used to transfer DNA to food crops?
sake
What japanese wine is made from fermented rice?
-4C
What is the freezing point of milk?
Pink slime
what is the word given to fine beef trimmings often used as fillers in ground beef?
tumeric
What component of curry is responsible for its yellow color?
Vitamin A
Golden rice is enriched with what nutrient?
raisins, tomatoes, apricots, figs
Name 2 sun-dried fruits
6
How many geographic areas is the IFTSA divided into?
alkaline phosphatase
what enzyme is used to determine if milk has been accurately pasteurized?
color, age, marbling
What 3 qualities of meat are used to determine grading?
FL, TX, CA, AZ
Name 4 citrus producing states
Atlanta 1985
Where was the first college bowl competition and when?
aquatic food product devision
What is sea foods division of the IFT now known as?
sucrose, glucose, fructose
Name 3 types of sugars used in glazing?
pectin, water, sugar, acid
What 4 ingredients are needed to make jelly
Hawaii
Which is the only US state that produces coffee?
40F
Max temp for egg and dairy storage
sherry
which wine is deliberately oxidized?
What fish has the highest fat content?
salmon
detection of parasites
for what purpose is meat candling used?
braising
which of the following cooking methods would you obtain the greatest non-enzymatic browning?
albedo
The white inside of an orange peel, what is it called?
Lactobacillus sanfrancisco
Which organism is used in making sourdough bread?
pectin
What is the white or an orange peel a good source of?
australia
what continent does macadamian nuts originate
55
how many regional sections are there in IFT
betalain
Pigment found in beets
ethylen diamine tetracetic acid
EDTA?
no amylose
what gives waxy corn its properties
aspergillus oryzae
what microogranism is used to make koji in sake brewing
3.6%
If fermentable carbs are present when pickling food, what percent acid must be present to prevent growth of lactic acid bacilli and yeasts?
safron
The most expensive spice in the world
caproic acid
which compound contributes to the characteristic flavor of goat milk?
contains food for yeast like amylases and ammonium sulfate
Why does enriched flour rise more than whole wheat flour?
43
What is the number of student chapters of IFT
green, breakers, turning, oink, light red, red
what are the 6 stages of tomato ripening?
rennin - enzyme and adding acid - lowering pH
List two methods for making cheese
John Glenn, applesauce
first astonaut to eat in space
28000
How many current IFT members are there
vanilla planifolia and vanilla tahitensis
what are the 2 species of vanilla beans used in US food industry
white castle
what is the first hamburger chain of US
sucralose
what sweetener is a trichlore derivative of galactosucrose, and has 600 times the sweetness of sucrose
(keto)hexose monosaccharide
what type of sugar is fructose
does not stimulare insulin, more slowly absorbed, less cariogenic, readily soluble in water, sweetest in cold water, undergoes maillard browning reactions at lower temps
advantages of fructose over glucose
xylitol
what sweetener has the same calorie content and sweetness as sucrose, mat is non cariogenic
xylitol, sorbitol, mannitol, lactitol, maltitol, isomaltitol
Name 6 polyol sweeteners
Chicago
What city has hosted the most IFT annual meetings
soybeans, wheat, salt, water
what 4 ingredients are necessary for making soy sauce
taste buds
what are papillae
semolina flour
what type of flour has the highest protein content
2000
about how many taste buds does an adult human have>
rice
what grain is used as the substrate in the production of sake
15 billion
how many potatoes are grown in idaho annually
chemical, physical, biological
what are the 3 classes of hazards in the food supply
meat, poultry, seafood
HACCP procedures are now required by law for what foods
glutamic acid
what amino acid is the source of most flavor compounds in soy sauce
germany
from which country does reislig originate
millet, sorghum, rice, oats, corn
what 5 grains are in multigrain cheerios
thaumatin
what non-nutritive sweetener is derived from proteins without histidine
milk - 10%, semisweet - 15%, bittersweet - 35%
How much chocolate liquor must each of the following containg? milk, sweet, bittersweet
What pigment describes the bright red color of fresh meat?
Oxymioglobin
Name a variety of meat.
Liver, kidney, heart
What quality grade of beef has the greatest palatability characteristics?
Prime
What temperature should pork be cooked to?
150°F
What two proteins are responsible for meat pigments?
Myoglobin, hemoglobin
From which part of a beef steer does the porter house steak come?
The loin
How many kilograms of feed are required per kilogram of chicken produced?
2 kg of feed per kg chicken
What six items must be present on the label of meat products?
Name, Net Weight, Ingredient Statement, Company, Storage Instructions, Inspection Legend
Name the eight major cereal grains of commerce.
Oats, Rye, Corn, Wheat, Rice, Barley, Sorghum, Millet
Name four types of granulations of sucrose in the industry.
Confectioners AA, Manufacturers, Bakers Special, Brown Sugar
What is another name for corn gluten?
Zein
What is malt?
Sprouted barley
What is the optimum percentage of moisture for ready-to-eat breakfast cereal?
3-5% moisture
Name the organic acids found in apples, grapes, and oranges.
Apples - Malic Acid; Grapes - Tartaric Acid; Oranges - Citric Acid
From what part of the corn kernel does corn oil come from?
Germ
What is the principal functional protein in wheat flour?
Gluten