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Works Cited

Swanson, Ruthann. "Food Science and Nutrition: Food Analogs." N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Mar. 2015

Quiz Time

  • What are one of the four main purposes of Food analogs?

  • What are some examples of Food Analogs?

Food Analogs

  • Ingredients have specific roles in foods
  • Selection among analog alternatives depends on desired end quality
  • Formulation must take into account the impact of
  • Complexity of predicting ingredient functionality increases as number of ingredients increases in the food system

How and by whom are Food Analogs regulated?

Saving Money

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Food analogs are used in place of traditional food products or ingredients. They are designed to serve one or more of the following purposes

  • Save money
  • Change the nutritive value of foods
  • Improve the performance of foods or compounds
  • Take the place of foods or food ingredients that are restricted for health reasons

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What is a Food Analog?

Food analogs are natural or manufactured substances that are used in place of a traditional food or a food ingredient

The US Department of Agriculture and the FDA inspect the foods from many farm industries to ensure that it's safe to give/sell in markets for use

How are Food Analogs approved for public use?

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