This indigenous subsistence crop, cultivated for at least 200 years in Africa’s semi-arid regions, is valued for many reasons ...

O nce a substitute, now a star, plant-based protein ingredients are powering a multibillion-dollar global market.Even as ...

E ggs are nutritional powerhouses, prized not only for their protein but also for their unique functional properties in foods ...

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This Food Science for Relief and Development article discusses the renewed attention that Bambara groundnut is receiving thanks to recent advances that have improved its potential to promote food ...

According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), household food waste—those random, expired, or spoiled items lurking in cabinets or deep within refrigerators—totals nearly 570 million ...

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Drying is among humanity’s earliest methods of preserving food, a practice that dates back thousands of years. As Chapter 5 ...

In a world where slow news days seem to be a thing of the past, flavors that foster positive moods and offer a respite from stress and worry are what consumers appear to want, and even need. “With a ...