This book acts as a guide to learn about the various rheological behaviors of food, including starch suspensions, dairy products, meat products, fruits and vegetables, packaging materials, associated nanoparticles, and other aspects. It discusses the rheological properties of the categories of various foods, highlighting variation in properties in terms of differences in composition within the same category. It provides insight into the advanced modeling and experimentation techniques being employed for the assessment and development of requisite food rheology.Discusses the effects of nanotechnology on the rheological propertiesDetails the more precise and advanced food processing technologies in use, including variation in rheology with the changing fusion cuisinesIllustrates various food components playing a major role in the popularity of modern productsReviews factors affecting technology transfer from lab to industry This book is aimed at graduate students and researchers in food and chemical engineering.
