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Flavour is one of the most important characteristics of a food product. Creating an optimal aroma and taste for a product with minimal salt, sugar and fat levels is one of today’s major challenges in food engineering.

Combining the healthy benefits of active ingredients as unsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and peptides with a preferred flavour, preventing the formation of off-flavours, is another major goal.

NIZO’s expertise to instrumentally- and sensorically characterize the performance of aroma systems in foods provides crucial information to improve the quality of foods by optimising its flavour or flavour release.

In addition to that, producing natural flavours by fermentation or enzymatic processes is one of the other strongholds of NIZO food research.

   

Solutions

  • Idea   Flavour and texture join hands: cross modal interactions
  • Designing the flavour of cheese
  • Proteins are not always the "flavour sinks" they are thought to be
  • Maximal flavour perception of alcoholic drinks
  • Improved flavour of Vivinal Alpha
  • Tailor made starters for your desired cheese
  • Elimination of cheese bitterness
  • Encapsulated flavour for release in mouth
  • Cheese flavour formation: the lysis approach
  • Tailor-made surface starter cultures for smear cheeses
  • Tailoring cheese flavour by improving starter cultures
  • Good tasting sauces without phase separation
  • Reducing bitterness of bioactive peptides


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Technology

  • Isolation, determination and purification
  • Biochemical characterisation
  • Determination of key aroma and taste components
  • Sensory analysis
  • Automated flavour quality control
  • Natural flavour production through fermentation
  • Flavour release measurement - MS Nose & Artificial throat
  • Engineering freshness cues
  • Culture collection
  • Sensory analysis to elucidate product defects and improvements
  • Applied ingredient technology
  • Sensorial characterisation
  • Microcheese for high throughput screening
  • Application technology.


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