| Resumen: | Vapour pressure and water activity - The glass transition, its nature and significance in food processing - Emulsions - Non-enzymatic browning of foods - Rheology in food processing - Thickeners, gels and gelling - Fat eutectics and crystallisation - Surface effects including interfacial tension, wettability, contact angles and dispersibility - Fermentation - Change in cell structure - Dairy products - Cereal processing: The baking of bread, cakes and pastries, and pasta production - Freezing and cooking of meat and fish - Fruits and vegetables - Preserves and jellies - Sugar confectionery - Chocolate confectionery - Breakfast cereals and snackfoods - Sauces, pickles and condiments - Beer and cider - Multi-component foods.
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