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期刊名:Food quality and preference

缩写:FOOD QUAL PREFER

ISSN:0950-3293

e-ISSN:1873-6343

IF/分区:4.9/Q1

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Margarita Kokkorou,Sara Spinelli,Caterina Dinnella et al. Margarita Kokkorou et al.
The promotion of sustainable diets, that valorise and give stage to plant-based foods, is beneficial for both human and environmental health. Adolescence is crucial to support healthy and sustainable eating. Despite this, adolescents remain...
Bobby K Cheon,Yan Fen Tan,Ciarán G Forde Bobby K Cheon
A transition to greater plant-based protein consumption is recognized as a necessity for planetary and human well-being. A critical driver of acceptance of plant-based meat alternatives (PBMAs) is perceived similarity in their sensory and n...
Bobby K Cheon,Yan Fen Tan,Ciarán G Forde Bobby K Cheon
Despite the impact of processed foods on health, sustainability, and food security, consumers vary greatly in expectations about and preferences for processed foods. Essentialism is the lay belief that items in a category share a fundamenta...
Sara Spinelli,Helene Hopfer,Victor Moulinier et al. Sara Spinelli et al.
Over the last half-century, variable responses to sweetness have repeatedly been shown to fall into a small number of hedonic responses, implying that looking only at group means may can obfuscate meaningfully different response patterns. C...
Madeline Carrington,Alexander G Liu,Caroline Candy et al. Madeline Carrington et al.
Food-related studies often categorize foods using criteria such as fat and sugar content (e.g., high-fat, high-sugar foods; low-fat, low-sugar foods), and use these categorizations for further analyses. While these criteria are relevant to ...
Seyeong Park,JeongAe Heo,Jungmin Oh et al. Seyeong Park et al.
COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions for approximately three years have heavily influenced sensory evaluations. People have become accustomed to working remotely and communicating online. This has led to opportunities in sensory testing p...
Lissa Davis,Keona Lee,Madison Wierenga et al. Lissa Davis et al.
The same phytochemicals that stimulate aversive sensations are often also responsible for purported health benefits in fruits and vegetables. Prior work indicates that some salivary proteins may reduce aversiveness of phytochemicals. In rod...
Esther Molina-Montes,Irina Uzhova,Vito Verardo et al. Esther Molina-Montes et al.
We aimed to evaluate the changes in eating behaviours of the adult population across 16 European countries due to the COVID-19 confinement and to evaluate whether these changes were somehow related to the severity of the containment measure...
Bachir Kassas,Rodolfo M Nayga Jr Bachir Kassas
The surge in panic buying during the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic led to a temporary shortage of several staples and basic supplies in grocery stores, thus limiting the public's access to basic needs and exacerbating stress and anx...
Neda Ghafoorifard,Rhiannon MacDonnell Mesler,Michael Basil Neda Ghafoorifard
The experience of a downward change in one's financial situation is so common that most consumers will experience it during their lifetime, and this prevalence has been compounded by the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Limited research, however, ...