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Rheological evaluation of the textural properties of foods

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Progress and Trends in Rheology II

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A review is offered of the rheological methodology that is used to determine the shear stress-shear rate conditions operating in the mouth during the evaluation of the viscosity of liquid foods and the stress-strain conditions prevailing during the evaluation of the firmness/hardness of solid foods. It is shown that the two sets of conditions vary with the rheological properties of the liquid and solid foods.

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Sherman, P. (1988). Rheological evaluation of the textural properties of foods. In: Giesekus, H., Hibberd, M.F. (eds) Progress and Trends in Rheology II. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49337-9_8

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