Food oral processing: Make healthier foods tastier and more satiating

The lecture outlines how the oral breakdown of food structures triggers sensory and texture sensations and how this knowledge can be applied to contribute to the transition from animal protein based foods to more sustainable produced plant protein based foods. Furthermore, the lecture outlines how modulation of food properties such as its texture and shape can be used to steer oral behaviour in order to regulate food energy intake.

Markus Stieger

Markus Stieger is Professor holding a personal chair at Wageningen University, Division of Human Nutrition & Health and the Food Quality and Design group. The aims of his research are to generate knowledge on how food oral processing transforms food structures into sensory and texture perception, how food products can be designed which modulate oral processing behaviour and regulate energy intake and the role of food oral processing in food digestion and metabolism.

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