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From Green to Ripe: Ethylene’s Role in Fruit Transformation 0
- A to Z, General
- July 29, 2024
Ethylene gas silently drives the ripening of fruits. Despite its intimidating name, there’s no need for alarm. It is a naturally occurring plant hormone, often called the “ripening hormone,” that plays a vital role in the maturation and ageing of fresh fruits. Ethylene is colourless and flammable, and it controls plant growth and development much
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Know All About Food Coating 0
- A to Z, Food Safety, General
- July 25, 2024
Food coating is applying a layer of substances to food to enhance its flavour, texture, and appearance. Coatings serve two main purposes: enhancing taste and providing a protective layer, contributing to a more enjoyable eating experience. Examples include batters on chicken, fish, potatoes, and snacks; icings and frostings on baked goods; chocolate coatings on nuts,
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Prevent Cross Contamination for Safe Kitchens 0
- A to Z, Food Hygiene, Food Safety, Health & Wellness
- July 21, 2024
Did you know that your cutting board can contaminate your vegetables? This phenomenon is known as cross-contamination. A common misconception is that this term applies primarily to restaurants, which is incorrect. Cross-contamination can occur at any moment and location, making it one of the leading causes of food poisoning. This issue is severe. While preparing
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Everything You Need to know about Processed Foods 0

Most of you would say a big “no” to processed food. However, remember that a major portion of our daily food is processed. We consider food to be processed if it has undergone any changes from its original form. All chopped, canned, pasteurized, frozen, packed, dried, and cleaned goods fall under this category. This also

Harmful Gluten: How Much of the Truth?0

Gluten often gets a bad reputation. Ever wonder why some people ask for a gluten-free diet? They may have gluten intolerance, experiencing adverse reactions when consuming foods that contain gluten. This is because gluten contains certain amino acids that can lead to digestive issues for some. However, demonizing gluten entirely doesn’t hold up, as gluten

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