Developing cultured meat as a food product Dr Colette A. Nickodem

Developing cultured meat as a food product Dr Colette A. NickodemThis chapter examines developing cultured meat as a food product. It first focuses on the importance of meat structure when considering the development of cultured meat products, which is then followed by an analysis of appearance and consumer attitudes. The chapter also reviews the importance of flavour in final product quality, drawing specific attention to protein degradation maturation, lipid incorporation and content as well as flavour

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the role of monoculture in its spread

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emergent cultural complexity

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As one of the fastest growing sectors of livestock farming

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