Improving stability of reduced fat emuls...

Recent research by Martini’s group published in the Food Research International Journal has shown that the stability of reduced fat oil-in-water emulsions can be improved by changing processing conditions.  Specificalyy, by decreasing the cooling rate during manufacture a more stable emulsions...

Megan Tippetts- AOCS Honored Student!...

Megan Tippetts, a PhD student in the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences at Utah State University was awarded the prestigious AOCS Honored Student Award last May.  She presented her research on the Effect of cooling rate on the stability of oil-in-water emulsions. Congratulations Megan! Megan...

AOCS Honored Student Award received by N...

Press Release  For Immediate Release 6 May, 2009   Logan, Utah  Utah State University Ph.D. candidate Megan Tippets received a prestigious “AOCS Honored student Award” yesterday (May 5, 2009) at the 100th Annual American Oil Chemist’s Society meeting held in Orlando, Florida. Tippets...

A healthy low saturated fat, zero trans ...

A technology company called Coasun Inc. has recently received U.S. Patent #7357957 for a process to make a  low saturated fat, trans fat free material useful as a baking fat or shortening. Coasun claims there shortening alternative can be made with any liquid vegetable oil, water, and a food grade...

New sensory science course!...

Descriptive Panel Short Course Introduction and Purpose: Sensory analysis is an essential analytical tool for developing or modifying food products, creating and optimizing food production processes, and ensuring consistent product quality.  A well developed sensory analysis program within your company...