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  1. 1DisassemblyTaking a product apart
  2. 2DormantInactive-Bacteria can
    become dormant in frozen foods
  3. 3E NumberA number (E.g E150a) given to an additive when it passes EU safety tests
  4. 4Eatwell PlateGovernment healthy eating guidelines in the form of a pie chart
  5. 5EmulsifierSomething that keeps and oily and watery mixtures stable
  6. 6EmulsionA mixture of oily and watery liquids E.g Salad Dressings
  7. 7EnrichingAdding something like butter or cream to a product to make it thicker and tastier
  8. 8EnrobingCoating a food in something
  9. 9Enzymic browningThe reaction that happens when fruit is sliced open and left uncovered
  10. 10Essential Amino AcidsAmino Acids that the body can't make itself so you have to get it from your diet
  11. 11Ethical IssueA moral issue- when many people have views about whether something is morally right or wrong
  12. 12FeedbackSending back information
  13. 13FermentationWhen yeast breaks down sugars to release CO2 and alcohol
  14. 14Finishing TechniquesTechniques that are used to finish a product
    E.g Icing
  15. 15Five-A-DayRecommended daily amount off fruit and vegetables everybody should consume
  16. 16Food MilesThe distance a product travels to get to where it is sold
  17. 17Fossil FuelsBurning fossil fuel for transport releases CO2 into the atmosphere
  18. 18Functional foodA food that has been modified to provide health benefits
  19. 19Gantt ChartA time plan that shows how long different tasks take and the order they need to be done in
  20. 20NanotechnologyA new technology that involves Nanoparticles
  21. 21Non-starch polysaccharide (NSP)Often called dietary fibre. It's a type of Carbohydrate that is digested in the body
  22. 22NutrientProteins, Carbohydrates, Fats, Vitamins and Minerals
  23. 23Nutrients DeficiencyNot getting enough of a Nutrient
  24. 24Nutrient excessGetting too much of a nutrient
  25. 25One-off ProductionMaking a single product that is unique
  26. 26Open QuestionA question that has no set answers E.g why don't you like puddings?
  27. 27OrganicCrops grown without using artificial pesticides or fertilisers.
    Meat that is produced to a very high standard
  28. 28PalatabilityHow pleasant a food is
  29. 29PectinA natural gelling agent found in fruit
  30. 30PreservativeAdded to food to slow down bacteria growth
  31. 31PreserveTo make food last longer
  32. 32Product SpecificationA detailed description of how a product should look and taste
  33. 33PrototypeA full size, one- off model of a design
  34. 34Quality ControlChecking the product meets all the necessary standards
  35. 35Raising agentsSomething that releases bubbles of gas that expand when heated.
    Used in cakes and bread
  36. 36Recommended Daily Amounts (RDAs)How much of certain vitamins and minerals an average adult needs each day
  37. 37RecyclableA recyclable material
  38. 38—A symbol showing food can be traced to the farm it came fromA symbol showing food can be traced to the farm it came from
  39. 39RenewableA resource that can be replaced by natural process
    E.g Trees
  40. 40NanoparticlesVery small particles of a substance
  41. 41Monosodium glutamate (MSG)A natural flavour enhancer which boosts existing flavour of a product
  42. 42Modified StarchesStarches that have been treated so they react in a certain way
  43. 43ModelA test version of a product
  44. 44Mass productionMaking large numbers of a product often on an assembly line

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