Fermentation is magic. Happy, helpful bacteria nosh away at whatever edible they set upon. Deliciousness results. Beer and wine are the most obvious examples of fermentation’s wonders. But, for lesser ...
As you sip a cup of coffee, enjoy a rich chocolate treat or savour the aroma of a piece of Roquefort cheese, have you ever considered the extraordinary contribution made by the microscopic creatures ...
In today’s market, consumers are actively seeking more sustainable and healthier products. Enter food biotechnology. Fermentation is a type of biotechnology that uses microorganisms to create a ...
Bond Pet Foods’ prototype chicken protein, one of several emerging products in the fermentation space. In response, the quest for more ethical ways to incorporate vegan foods in our diet is heating up ...
For example, fermentation is often used to add a pleasing depth of flavour to low-fat cheeses and plant-based cheese alternatives. Moreover, our own research at NIZO suggests that fermentation can ...
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Fermentation: Where Biotechnology Began
Fermentation is a process that dates back thousands of years and was the first example of biotechnology in human history. The impact of fermentation on ancient culture and food cannot be understated, ...
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