10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUORN»
Discover the use of
Quorn in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Quorn and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Instead, the group began making terrifying charges against Quorn. Jacobson
announced that a "key study" conducted in 1993 revealed that "as many as 10
percent of 200 volunteers experienced vomiting, nausea or stomachaches after
eating ...
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Food Chemical Composition: Dietary Significance in Food ...
Box 13 - The development of Quorn mycoprotein Quorn is the registered
trademark of a mycoprotein-based family of products. In the 1960s, Ranks Hovis
McDougall (RHM) put a great deal of effort into identifying a 'new' food source to
try and ...
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Food Mycology: A Multifaceted Approach to Fungi and Food
DAS was also detected in a culture of an aconidial mutant of A3/5 (NRRL 25416)
(O'Donnell et al., 1998) and in a culture of a transformant of ATCC 20334
intended for biotechnological use (Miller and MacKenzie, 2000); however, Quorn
® ...
Jan Dijksterhuis, Robert A. Samson, 2007
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Implementing Dietary Guidelines for Healthy Eating
that in highly controlled conditions over 3 weeks (metabolic study) total
cholesterol reduced by 13% (low-density-lipoprotein cholesterol, 9%) for those
on the Quorn diet, whereas in an 8-week free-living study, the introduction of
Quorn ...
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Food Preparation and Cooking: Cookery units. Student guide
Quorn. (myco-protein). Quorn is related to the fungi family of mushrooms and
occurs as a natural product found in the earth. It is produced in sterile conditions
just as commercially cultivated mushrooms are. Quorn has a low-fat base and
high ...
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Consuming the Inedible: Neglected Dimensions of Food Choice
... vegetable (e.g. GMO maize), and microbial (e.g. Quorn, from Marlow Foods Ltd
.) 'edible non-food' categories. The concluding section will demonstrate the Food
Definitions and Boundaries: Eating Constraints Human Identities Ellen Messer.
Jeremy M. MacClancy, C. J. K. Henry, Jeya Henry, 2009
How much better? Well, according to recent taste tests, 70% of consumers
preferred Quorn'' meat-free, chicken-style nuggets to a leading brand of real
chicken nuggetsT Now that's a number to cluck about! And that was before they
knew how ...
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Handbook of Food Science, Technology, and Engineering
“Quorn” Mycoprotein The production of mycoprotein represents an economical
means of converting any surplus carbohydrate into foods of much higher
nutritional and commercial value. From the many studies into single cell proteins
one that ...
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Good Stories, Bad Science: A Guide for Journalists to the ...
Quorn Background Quorn is a meat substitute that is produced from a fungus—a
member of the same group of organisms as mushrooms, though it does not
physically resemble mushrooms. The fungus is mass-produced in large vats, and
the ...
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Essentials of Food Science
Quorn (pronounced “kworn”) is a meat alternative that became available to
American consumers in January 2002 after being sold in Europe for over a
decade. It is a fungus made into many meat-type products including patties,
nuggets, and ...
Vickie Vaclavik, Elizabeth W. Christian, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUORN»
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Quorn is used in the context of the following news items.
Quorn recalls meat-free steaks due to incorrect allergy information
Quorn beef steaks product recall July 2015. Archant. Vegetarian food giant Quorn has recalled two batches of its Chef's Selection Meat Free Beef Steaks. «East Anglian Daily Times, Jul 15»
Five red cards sees FC Loughborough and Quorn Royals final …
Five minutes later, the replacement keeper was ruled to have brought a Quorn player down in the box by the referee, who gave a penalty and the substitute ... «Leicester Mercury, May 15»
Parents' lawsuit says Quorn mold-based food product killed their 11 …
Parents of an 11-year-old boy filed a lawsuit Wednesday against food manufacturer Quorn Foods Inc., saying the mold-based product it makes caused his death, ... «Washington Post, Mar 15»
US food giant set for bite at Quorn
US food group Pinnacle, which produces some of America's best-known brands, is looking to acquire Quorn as it continues its expansion overseas into the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Interview: Quorn CEO focuses on further growth
There is speculation over the future ownership of UK-based meat-free business Quorn Foods. It is hardly surprising. Quorn has been owned by a private-equity ... «just-food.com, Mar 15»
Quorn Owner Exponent Banks On Meaty Auction
The owner of Quorn, the meat-free food producer, has hired bankers to oversee a sale following expressions of interest from possible buyers including the ... «Sky News, Mar 15»
US Group WhiteWave Has Appetite For Quorn
The owner of Quorn, the meat-free food producer, is mulling a sale of the business to the American group which owns Alpro, the plant-based milk alternative. «Sky News, Mar 15»
Quorn racks up record sales
Quorn Foods chief executive Kevin Brennan said: "With January comes the calls for fad diets and with them the long list of things that you're no longer supposed ... «Daily Mail, Feb 15»
Quorn goes stateside to achieve strongest year yet
Quorn is now planning to expand into at least one new international market in 2015 as it builds on its current momentum, in line with ambitions to become a ... «Gazette Live, Jan 15»
Quorn eyes European expansion
Quorn Foods has launched a European expansion drive in a bid to “significantly” increase its presence on the continent and boost last year's record turnover of ... «FoodManufacture.co.uk, Oct 14»
