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The course deals with the influence of technological processes involved in food production on the nutritional value of food.
Conventional (classical) methods used in the processing of raw materials, intermediate products, and final products are presented and compared with new (modern) processing methods that minimally interfere with the processed raw material.
The course focuses on the possibilities of influencing technological conditions while preserving the nutritional value of food and on the use of food industry waste for the separation of nutritionally important substances. The course focuses on the possibilities of influencing technological conditions while preserving the nutritional value
of food and on the use of food industry waste for the separation of nutritionally important substances.
Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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Úspěšné absolvování zápočtového testu/zkouškového testu. Zápočtový test bude 2h písemný test. Počet otázek bude 10. Klasifikace zápočtového testu: A … 90-100 bodů, B … 80-89 bodů, C …70-79 bodů, D … 60-69 bodů, E … 50-59 bodů, F … méně než 50 bodů. Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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Fellows P.J. (2000): Food processing technology. Woodhead Publishing, USA. ISBN 0-13-596354-0. Henry C.J.K. a Chapman C. (2000): The nutrition handbook for food processors. CRC Press, USA.ISBN 1-85573-464-8. Mazza G. (1998): Functional foods, biochemical and processing aspects. Technomic Publishing, USA. ISBN 1-56676-487-4. Rechcigl M. (1998): Handbook of nutritive value of processed food. CRD Press, USA. ISBN 0-8493-3951-0. Last update: Sluková Marcela (23.01.2026)
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Přednášky, cvičení, konzultace.
Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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Získání zápočtu za aktivní účast na cvičeních. Absolvování písemného testu. Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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1. Overview of food raw materials and products and their contribution to human nutrition in terms of processing processes. 2. Characteristics of food components in terms of their nutritional value and health benefits. 3. Types of foods with specific effects on human health. Nutritional recommendations, health claims, labeling of nutritional values of foods. 4. Chemical changes in raw material and food components during processing. 5. Biochemical processes in food production and the effect of fermentation on food. 6. Technological operations and processes taking place at ambient temperature and their effect on the nutritional and sensory quality of food. 7. Technological operations and processes taking place at elevated temperatures and their effect on the nutritional and sensory quality of food. 8. Technological operations and processes related to heat removal and their effect on the nutritional and sensory quality of food. 9. Changes in food components during packaging and storage. 10. Selected technological processes that can significantly affect the nutritional value of individual processed commodities: cereals and cereal products. 11. Selected technological processes that can significantly affect the nutritional value of individual processed commodities: sugar, confectionery, and starch products. 12. Selected technological processes that can significantly affect the nutritional value of individual processed commodities: milk and dairy products, fats and oils. 13. Selected technological processes that can significantly affect the nutritional value of individual processed commodities: fruit and vegetables. 14. Selected technological processes that can significantly affect the nutritional value of individual processed commodities: meat and meat products. Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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e-learning, subject Food Production and Nutritional Value https://e-learning.vscht.cz/ Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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Students will be able to: assess the influences and effects of individual technological processes used in the processing of food raw materials on the content and structure of food components; assess the nutritional aspects of processing processes; assess the nutritional aspects of processing methods; for selected operations and processes that significantly reduce the nutrient content in food, students will be able to propose an operation or process with minimal impact on the composition of the food. Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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Technologie potravin I, II (N321002, N322001), Výživa a výživová politika (N323041) Last update: Sluková Marcela (24.01.2026)
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