Food Manufacturing Practice[Purpose]
■ Culinary processing is the process of converting "living things" into "food" through physical treatment and chemical reactions.
In the process, desirable taste, texture, and safety are imparted.
■ Students will experience the production of canned and retort pouch foods, learn the production principles of the process by which "living things" become "food," and understand the role of chemical reactions associated with heating.
■ Exercises on how to write tables and graphs will also be provided.
■ Through the experience of making things, you will experience the practicality of the theories you learn in the lectures.
■ Faculty and Staff in Charge
Professor Hiroki Saeki
Assistant Professor Gahyun JOE
Technical Staff Yutaka Shimizu
Senior graduate student TAs