Chemistry and Technology of Soft Drinks and Fruit Juices By Philip R. Ashurst 3rd Edition (informative)
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Philip R. Ashurst
Table of Contents in Chemistry and Technology of Soft Drinks and Fruit Juices
Contributors,
Preface,
1 Introduction,
P.R. Ashurst
1.1 Overview,
1.2 Soft drinks,
1.2.1 Ready‐to‐drink products,
1.2.2 Concentrated soft drinks,
1.2.3 Legislation,
1.2.4 Product types,
1.2.5 Development trends,
1.2.6 Nutrition,
1.2.7 New product trends,
1.3 Fruit juices,
1.3.1 Processing technology,
1.3.2 Adulteration,
1.3.3 Other processes,
1.3.4 Nutrition,
1.4 Packaging,
1.5 Summary,
References and further reading,
2 Trends in beverage markets,
3 Fruit and juice processing,
B. Taylor
T. Griffiths
5 Other beverage ingredients,
B. Taylor
6 Non‐carbonated beverages,
P.R. Ashurst
6.1 Introduction,
6.2 Dilutable beverages,
7 Carbonated beverages,
D. Steen
7.1 Introduction,
7.2 Carbon dioxide,
8 Processing and packaging,
R.A.W. Lea
8.1 Introduction,
8.2 Juice extraction,
8.11 Conclusion,
9 Packaging materials,
D. Rose
9.1 Introduction,
9.2 Commercial and technical considerations,
9.2.1 General considerations,
Acknowledgements,
10 Analysis of soft drinks and fruit juices,
D.A. Hammond
10.1 Introduction,
10.2 Laboratory accreditation,
10.3 Sensory evaluation,
10.4 Water,
10.5 Sweeteners,
10.5.1 Analysis of natural sweeteners,
10.5.2 Analysis of high‐intensity sweeteners,
10.6 Preservatives,
10.6.1 Benzoic and sorbic acids,
10.6.2 Sulphur dioxide,
11 Microbiology of soft drinks and fruit juices,
P. Wareing
11.1 Introduction,
11.2 Composition of soft drinks and fruit juices in relation
to spoilage,
11.3 Background microbiology – spoilage,
11.3.1 Sources,
11.3.2 Yeasts,
11.3.3 Bacteria,
Further reading,
12 Functional drinks containing herbal extracts
E.F. Shaw and S. Charters
12.1 History,
13 Miscellaneous topics,
P.R. Ashurst and Q. Palmer
Introduction,
Nutrition,
Nutritional components,
Calculation and declaration of nutrition information,
Sports drinks,
Definition and purpose,
Physiological needs,
The absorption of drinks
Formulation,
Niche drinks,
Alcoholic‐type drinks,
Energy drinks,
Functional drinks or nutraceuticals,
Powder drinks,
Dispensed soft drinks and juices,
Introduction,
Pre‐mix and post‐mix compared,
Equipment,
Outlets,
Hygiene,
Post‐mix syrup formulation,
Post‐mix syrup packaging,
Ingredient specifications,
Why have specifications?,
What a specification should include,
Preparation of a specification,
Supplier performance,
Complaints and enquiries,
Complaints,
Enquiries,
Health issues,
Soft drinks and dental damage,
Effect of colourings and preservatives,
Obesity,
Alternative processing methods,
Microwave pasteurisation technology,
High‐pressure processing,
Irradiation,
References,
Index,
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