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BYU Sensory Lab gives food science, dietetic students industry experience
The BYU Sensory Lab provides services to food industry clients and allows students to have hands-on experience — beyond mashed potatoes — in food science.
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Eye on the Y: Food science students win $10K grand prize for dairy product invention, BYU students design water filtration device to provide clean, affordable water to Pakistan
Food science students win $10K grand prize for dairy product invention
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BYU sensory lab benefits students, companies
Food science students prepare samples for panelists to receive feedback for the company. (BYU Photo)
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Rock 'n' roll theme chosen for Pendulum Court Cafe on Nov. 15
'Mick Jagger Spicy Mac 'n' Cheese,' 'Bad to the Bone BLT' and rock 'n' roll music will all be part of the themed atmosphere at the Pendulum Court Cafe on Nov. 15, the cafe's last day open this semester.
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Students scoop $10,000 for carbonated ice cream
A family samples Sparkling Scoops ice cream in this BYU promotional image. A team of BYU students recently presented the carbonated ice cream on Aug. 11 for the Idaho Milk Processors Association's annual Dairy Product Innovation Competition. (Nate Edwards)
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Food science club offers Valentine-in-a-can
Erin Hiatt, one of the club fundraising co-chairs of the Food Science Club, shows off a canned Valentine. (Ari Davis)
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How to improve your cooking skills
You are home from school with 40 minutes before work, wondering what to cook for dinner that will be quick and easy. After looking through the pantry at the limited options, you realize there is only time for a three-minute microwavable dinner.
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5 Questions: Dr. Frost Steele
Dr. Frost Steele is an associate professor of nutrition, dietetics and food science. He has a bachelor of science degree in microbiology, a master's degree in food science - both from BYU - and a PhD in food science-food microbiology from Purdue University. He has taught at BYU since 1996, after he taught at Sultan Qaboos University in Oman from 1994 to 1996, and worked as manager of biological research at Imperial Holly Corporation from 1990 to 1994.
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BYU food science students give recognition to department
The judges ask the participants, 'What substance makes jelly beans hard?' Immediately, the contestants race to hit the buzzer first. One of the contestants dings the bell before the others and quickly says, 'Acid modified starch.' A moment of silence. The judges look at each other and smile. Correct answer.
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