...Evaluation: I chose to make a meal that contained Calcium and Vitamin D. In order to accomplish this, I made two dishes. The first, Fish in Cheese Sauce, and the second, Pistachio and Chocolate Mousse with fruit salad in Tuile Baskets. Before I made these two dishes, I researched about Calcium and Vitamin D and found out why these were important in the body and what they helped prevent. This helped me gain more insight and helped me know how important they were. Then, I found out a list of foods that contained these nutrient sin high quantities. With this, I was able to choose what dishes I was going to make. Before I chose these dishes however, using Food for a PC, I was able to know how much Calcium and Vitamin D these dishes contained. Comparing the figures to the DRVs, I was able to know what needed to be adjusted. This meant that I changed the fish (originally Cod) to Herring which had more Calcium in it. Even with this, I had not provided the entire amount of calcium needed. Also, I researched a couple of recipes that I could do. Another part of my planning was that I created a sample sensory analysis sheet that I could use for my sensory testing. This helped because with the six words I had chosen, I knew what I needed to focus on more (making it soft, savoury, etc). After all of this, using the recipe I had chosen from the internet, I made a time plan that showed how long I should take to do things. This helped me because it told me what I needed to do and how long to...
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... EFFECTS OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY TO PRODUCTION OF FOOD A Review of Related Literature submitted to the Faculty of the Department of Economics Crystalgene D. Silorio August 10, 2015 INTRODUCTION The world has progressed through hunter–gatherer, agricultural, and industrial stages to provider of goods and services. This progression has been catalyzed by the cultural and social evolution of mankind and the need to solve specific societal issues, such as the need for preservation to free people from foraging for food, and the need for adequate nutrition via consistent food supply year round. These forces led to the development of the food industry, which has contributed immensely to the basis for a healthy human civilization and helped society prosper and flourish (Lund 1989). According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, our population is increasing, and we need a 70% increase in food production. We have to grow, harvest, distribute, and consume our food more efficiently to feed all those people. We are not gaining more farmers or any other resources, and the production of our food is not as fast as our growing population, so the use of technology for the innovation of food production is a great help in addressing the issue. EFFICIENCY OF TECHNOLOGY The production of food is not always the same, it also depends on our resources, area, and climate. The natural disasters we experienced also affects the production. Technology has a great impact in...
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...materials into the manufactured food product: Mixing: The process of mixing is used to evenly distribute ingredients and transforms the ingredients into dough. Within a factory setting that is creating Chocolate Chip Cookies, all the ingredients are poured into an industrial sized mixing machine that is set to mix all the ingredients together until the dough is complete. Freezing: When freezing a product, the slower the rate of freezing, the larger the ice crystals form. This is why it is desirable to have the most rapid rate of freezing. Chocolate chip cookies that are being distributed to food service customers (e.g. restaurants and hotels) are frozen. They are put into a freeze tunnel and then flash frozen to prevent the formation of ice crystals. Freezing also stops enzymes growing and reproducing, making them retarded. While they are stoped, they are not destroyed. Heating: The type of equipment used to heat the raw material depends on the nature of the raw materials and the intensity of the heat treatment. The chocolate chip cookies that are being distributed to supermarkets and large scale shops as a finished product need to be cooked inside the factory. The factory uses radiant heat in an oven, in particular, the tunnel oven. The tunnel oven is the most commonly used type of oven within the factory setting. The baking chamber is over 100 meters long and is narrow and shallow. Heat is also used to destroy the enzymes in the food product. Large-scale Equipment...
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...T.S.Cruz Subdivision, Almanza II, Las Pinas City, 1751 PHILIPPINES Mobile no. +639159877654 E-mail address: roseljoylibunao@yahoo.com; j.libunao@foodasia.com.ph SUMMARY ❖ Professional Food Technologist with food manufacturing experience, particularly dairy industry, retail and food service industry. ❖ Comprehensive understanding of Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and FDA guidelines. ❖ Conceptualizes and develops new products and/or line extensions that meet the business client and consumer expectations. ❖ Continuously work on existing products, to improve quality, reduce cost, and find alternatives for existing raw materials in terms of its safety, cost effectiveness, integrity, and aesthetic quality attributes. ❖ Provide technical assistance and trouble shoot potential problems associated with product development from laboratory stage up to commercial translation. ❖ Team player with excellent interpersonal communication and collaborative skills. ❖ Highly organized, with ability to work independently beyond norm to achieve organizational goals. ❖ Proven record in completing assignments on time and ahead of schedule. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 11 years in the Food Industry April 2010 - Present Philippine Foodasia Corporation Research and Innovation Manager ➢ Developed and launched “Bar B King’s” products: Barbeque...
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...Fr. Manuel Arellano, O.P. to offer a four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.). A Laboratory High School was opened in 1928. The Normal School was established in 1940 as a two-year course leading to Elementary Teachers Certificate (E.T.C.). In June 1952, this Normal Course was changed into a four-year course leading to a degree of Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (B.S.E.Ed). In 1941, another Laboratory School was made a part of the College of Education known as the Elementary Teacher Training Department. In 1953, a four-year program leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Home Economics (B.S.H.E.) was offered. A new major in Foods and Nutrition was added in 1955. The latter was changed to the course of Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition (B.S.F.N.) in 1957. Early in 1969, there was a felt need to reorganize the Department of Home Economics to render its course more responsive to the needs of the country. Accordingly, in the school year 1970-1971, the Institution of Nutrition was first formed as an independent body from the College of Education under the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, and later as an adjunct of the College. Another important event in 1971 was merging of Normal School with the College of Education because of the rapidly decreasing College of Education enrolment of students in the Normal School. The change abolished the position of the Directress and the Secretary of the School. Instead, a...
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...Food Technology Revising Why manufactures may use the internet for a new product 1) They could use the internet to research peoples favourite type of hot drinks weather they’re tea, coffe or hot chocolate. The internet could be used to also create a questionnaire for the public to vote on their favourite hot drinks and to give direct feed back if they like their drinks creamy/milky/thin and runny. The internet could also be used to locate any new types of recipes and what other types of ingredients to use. Why use the internet? 2) Today’s technology is rather advanced and offers people around the world more choices every day. As well computers, iPods, Phones, iPads can be another electronic device that can be used when researching existing products. Why do manufacturers package food? 3) A reason why manufacturers package food and drink products is to give the products their own identity, mostly to represent the brand. To also keep the products fresh and prevent cross contamination when contact with other food products. It also extends shelf life. Another reason would be that it protects the food products from getting damaged and that it also appeals to the public. Name 2 types of packaging and why its useful… 4) Waxed paperboard for milk and a plastic bottle for water is a good source of packaging because both materials are cheap to produce, easy to recycle, easy to print on, they’re lightweight and can be produced in different thicknesses. They’re both liquid resistant...
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...MEMORANDUM TO: Kudler Fine Foods FROM: Susan Hatmaker DATE: April 11, 2015 SUBJECT: Technology integration The following recommendations are in response to your request for a review of your information systems and the need for improvement in accounting operations. In reviewing Kudler’s key business and accounting needs it has been determined that they have several areas that need to be addressed. clients. The first issue is that of ordering and bookkeeping. Due to growth and expansion, it is impossible for one individual to complete all ordering. Kudler already has the structure in place for an inventory manager, Therefore it is recommended that an individual be hired to fill this position. This will allow for Ms, Kudler to focus more on the overall operations of the company. The implementation of the Retail Enterprise Management System (REMS) has been beneficial to the company. However, the company is not fully utilizing all of the components included in its software package. There are also components that need to be added for successful support of Kudler operations. Stronger accounting practices need to also be enacted. The current REMS system has six key accounting modules installed. They are General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Point of Sale, Bank Reconciliations, Asset Management and Accounting and Security. Each of these modules needs to be fully taken advantage of . It would also be beneficial to purchase the asset management module. It...
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...Benefit and Drivers Paper- Kudler Fine Foods Marlene Banton Harriett Clay Demetrias Odom OI/361 June 23, 2014 Ruth Todd Benefit and Drivers Paper- Kudler Fine Foods Kudler Fine Foods known as the best for servicing their customers is an upscale epicurean shop located in La Jolla, California founded by Kathy Kudler on June 18, 1998 was the opening of the first store. With such great innovation Kathy decided to open more stores and provide a service where they would be second to none. The service of providing freshly baked pastries, cheese, wines, fresh produce, specialty dairy products, packaged condiments and food, along with meat and seafood ("Kudler Fine Foods," 2013). Kathy’s innovative skills would be put to work in her expanding the service to own more stores and spread her wings to This paper will be identifying the organization’s innovation internal and external drivers along with the description of how innovation, design, and creative thinking might benefit Kudler Fine Foods organizational intentions. Kathy and her team’s collaboration proved that innovative and creative minds owned three more stores. Consistently seeking ways to enhance service and products, innovation, design, and creativity plays a vital role. Internal and External Drivers Internal driving takes place in an organization to assist in the development and adaption of changes that will take place in Kudler Fine Foods will be more innovative when changes do take place. Drivers internally demonstrate...
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...Political The first element of a PEST analysis is a study of political factors. Political factors influence organisations in many ways. Political factors can create advantages and opportunities for organisations. Conversely they can place obligations and duties on organisations. Political factors include the following types of instrument: - Legislation such as the minimum wage or anti discrimination laws. - Voluntary codes and practices - Market regulations - Trade agreements, tariffs or restrictions - Tax levies and tax breaks - Type of government regime e.g. communist, democratic, dictatorship Non conformance with legislative obligations can lead to sanctions such as fines, adverse publicity and imprisonment. Ineffective voluntary codes and practices will often lead to governments introducing legislation to regulate the activities covered by the codes and practices. Economical The second element of a PEST analysis involves a study of economic factors. All businesses are affected by national and global economic factors. National (and global) interest rates and fiscal policy is set around economic conditions. The climate of the economy dictates how consumers, suppliers and other organisational stakeholders such as suppliers and creditors behave within society. An economy undergoing recession will have high unemployment, low spending power and low stakeholder confidence. Conversely a “booming” or growing economy will have low unemployment, high spending...
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...primarily by hunting, trapping, fishing, and gathering edible plants. A majority of the members' time is spent looking for and gathering food. A hunting and gathering society has five characteristics: 1. Family is the society's primary institution. Family determines the distribution of food and how to socialize children. 2. These societies are small compared to the others. They generally have less than 50 members. 3. Hunting and gathering societies are nomadic, which means that they move constantly in order to find food and water. 4. Members of hunting and gathering societies are mutually dependent upon each other. 5. Although there is equal division of labor among the members of hunting and gathering societies, there is division of labor based on sex. Men are responsible for hunting and women are gatherers. Pastoral Societies Pastoral societies began around 12,000 years ago. These societies rely on products obtained through the domestication and breeding of animals for transportation and food. Pastoral societies are common in areas where crops cannot be supported, (e.g., North Africa). Unlike hunting and gathering societies, pastoral societies only have to move when the land in which the animals graze is no longer usable. Pastoral societies also allow for job specialization, since not everyone is needed to gather or hunt for food. For example, while some people breed animals, others are able to produce...
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...thirst Narender Kumar Behl Bombay Club Restaurant was founded in 1994 and has more than a restaurant. He is supported by his wife Reeta Behl, son Abhishek Behl and a well trained team. Bombay Club Restaurant has become synonymous with the best Indian food has become. Since 1994 guests Bombay Club restaurant lit up the color and flavor of Indian culture. Tucked away but worth seeking, The Indian Restaurant Bombay Club is a haven for curry addict, offering the best of North Indian cuisine. Chef, skillful combination of spices and ingredients of your choice Narender Kumar Behl will make your mouth tingling leave. The flavors are well balanced and all the ingredients are fresh and of the highest quality. Managed innovation process: In the days of the Bombay Club restaurant was in a different place, a former restaurant he was like all the facilities in the former restaurant. Previously they used to include in the paper orders and give the paper in the kitchen, then the leader begins to prepare like that. Before In their 20 years of experience, they found that there is a gap between the customers and the leaders so they thought to meet this gap. With technology Strategic alignment: Club Bombay introduction of new technologies in their restaurant and the restaurant,...
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...the appropriate means to pass the information via the mass media. The counter ads communication structure can be used for the promotion of a wide responsibility to perfect the challenges facing health. Initially, the normal advertisement promotes the policies and the product counters ads, on the other hand, promote only the views that are relevant by the health of the public. The key role played by the counter ads is to change the existing views that public health problems are the same as the personal health problems. The counter ads result to conflicts between various parties because they mix up health issues with the political and social issues. The acceptable strategies to carry out such counter advertisement include the use of modern technology media, use of the socially oriented counter-advertising means. For example, there was an anti-tobacco advert done by California Department of Health Services. All the counter ads that relate to politics for health issues are the perfect substitute to the public service advertisement. Media literacy refers to the influence it has on the lives of the...
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...------------------ Development at any phase is always linked with technology and technology happens when there is advancement in science. Hence science, technology and development are all proportional to each other. Development is required in every individual to every nation in all aspects and for development to happen, science and technology go hand in hand. Basically science is known as the study of knowledge, which is made into a system and depends on analyzing and understanding facts. Technology is basically the application of this scientific knowledge. For any successful economy, particularly in today’s quest for knowledge based economies, science, technology and engineering are the basic requisites. If nations do not implement science and technology, then the chances of getting them developed becomes minimal and thus could be even rated as an undeveloped nation. Science and Technology is associated in all means with modernity and it is an essential tool for rapid development. Modernization in every aspect of life is the greatest example of the implementation of science and technology in every nation. With the introduction of modern gadgets in every walk of life, life has become simple and this is possible only because of implementing science and technology together. Without having modern equipment’s in all sectors, be it in medicines, infrastructure, aviation, electricity, information technology or any other field, the advancement and benefits that we face today would...
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...Timetable CURRICULUM VITAE Rationale The debate over "high-tech" or "high-touch" is largely a thing of the past in the hotel industry as emerging state of the art technologies drive unprecedented change in the way hotels operate and serve customers. It is clear that investments in technologies can generate greatly improved operating efficiencies, higher hotel revenues and enhanced guest services. The pace of change, however, has been so extreme as to leave many hotel organizations uncertain about what types of technology to adopt and the best ways to create a seamless integration of systems company-wide. In the current climate of reduced revenues and cutbacks in expenditures, introducing new products to the hospitality market is more difficult than ever. Companies in the hospitality industry around the world face a highly competitive environment in which differentiation and innovative customer experiences are key elements in improving revenue by building brand awareness and loyalty among customers. Customers today are more demanding than ever, and expect the best from leading hotel companies. Hotels are under such pressure to keep up with expectations of guests that they are implementing new technologies to regain their edge. Leading hospitality properties worldwide and even the small hotels are using technology products...
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...Professor Name Title Date Due The Technology Essay Introduction Technology entails applying the scientific knowledge practically especially in industries. Technology is an item made by man to help with accomplishing some objectives. A technology is a collection of human information that can be gone along starting with one spot then onto the next and starting with one era then onto the next. Technology is an effective compel in our world today. It helps us to create more food than sometime recently, developing building and houses are speedier by cutting edge instruments, successful in communication with better flag and more extensive secured ranges, go to any place in the world. A human will have a great world if innovations do not habitually have adverse reactions. In any case, technology has affected positively to our societies and the risks are worth taking. This paper will give a thorough argument in support of the fact that technology is beneficial and worth taking any risk for it. Technology is Beneficial Technology brings people numerous approaches that ease communication between one another. Communication should be possible through area line telephone, mobile phone, instant messages, email and visit on PCs. Communication technology (rapid web) additionally contributes to medicinal services, working at home, trade, diversion, group, exploration, and instruction. . Mass communication medium is the procedure of conveying and imparting to loads of individuals utilizing...
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