Basic Food Theory

FOSR 1026

Students study the various food groups and the diversity of factors surrounding food in today's marketplace. Students learn to understand basic principles of food products in relation to texture, flavour and nutritional content in context with preparation procedures and application of cooking methods. Students gain an understanding of basic concepts related to diet and disease prevention.

Credits

3

Course Hours

42

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