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Miscellaneous Food Ingredients

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The subjects in this chapter are food materials which could not be placed conveniently into any one of the other chapters, or might have been placed in several of them. In most cases this is because they have useful properties of wide application, relevant to a variety of food types.

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Ranken, M.D., Kill, R.C., Baker, C. (1997). Miscellaneous Food Ingredients. In: Ranken, M.D., Kill, R.C., Baker, C. (eds) Food Industries Manual. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1129-4_14

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