Unit 4 Food science
Across
- 4. Merchandise commodities offered for sale. Grocery stores tend to break their products into different departments for convenience and marketability.
- 5. substances that are easily changed into vapor when heated and adds to the odor
- 6. Distinctive quality that comes from a foods unique blend of appearance, taste, odor, feel, and sound
- 10. making a food desirable to eat, with good taste, color, and texture
- 14. old method to tell you how to eat healthily and right
- 15. Sensory organs located on various parts of the tongue
- 16. activities, materials, and techniques used to supplement traditional sales. Frequent shopper, senior discount, carry out, and other promotions in grocery stores help boost sales and retain customers
- 19. New method on how to balance foods and eat right
- 20. Soft, brittle, grainy, chewy, hard, tender, dry, etc…
- 21. a decorative arrangement added to food or drink
- 22. Unable to distinguish between the flavors of some foods. (if you have a cold, you can’t taste your food)
Down
- 1. how a food feels in the mouth
- 2. A salt that interacts with other ingredients to enhance salty and sour tastes
- 3. making food safe to eat; free of disease-causing agents
- 7. sanitizers, pesticides,
- 8. bone, rocks, metal
- 9. crunchy foods need to sound crunchy like crackers you dont want them to be sound soggy
- 11. The amount of money needed to purchase something.
- 12. bacteria, viruses, parasites
- 13. Using human senses to scientifically test food
- 16. the location in which the food is placed, both the geographical location of the grocery store and the food location in the store
- 17. related to our sense of smell
- 18. Based on habit or a preconceived notion