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Food Quality

Food Quality (Human Nutrition · Food Quality) — "One measurement of food quality is the amount of nutrients it contains relative to the amount of energy it pro…

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  • Food quality
  • Nutrient content relative to energy is one measure of food quality.
  • Nutrient-dense foods contain substantial essential nutrients relative to their calorie content.
  • Nutrient density links significant amounts of one or more essential nutrients to the calories provided.
  • Empty-calorie foods provide many calories and few or no other nutrients.
  • Carbonated sugary soft drinks are an example of empty-calorie foods.
  • Food quality is also associated with several sensory, safety, and consumer-related characteristics.
  • Taste contributes to food quality.
  • Texture contributes to food quality.
  • Appearance contributes to food quality.
  • Microbial content contributes to food quality.
  • Consumer liking contributes to food quality.
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"One measurement of food quality is the amount of nutrients it contains relative to the amount of energy it provides. High-quality foods are nutrient dense, meaning they contain significant amounts of one or more essential nutrients relative to the amount of calories they provide. Nutrient-dense foods are the opposite of “empty-calorie” foods such as carbonated sugary soft drinks, which provide many calories and very little, if any, other nutrients. Food quality is additionally associated with its taste, texture, appearance, microbial content, and how much consumers like it."

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