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Benders'dictionary of nutrition and food technology

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446serving is a source <strong>of</strong> I, a good source <strong>of</strong> P, vitamin B 2 ,a richsource <strong>of</strong> Cu, Se, vitamin B 12 .squirrel cage disintegrator Machine for shredding <strong>food</strong>, consisting<strong>of</strong> two concentric cages fitted with knife blades along theirlength, which rotate in opposite directions, subjecting the <strong>food</strong> tocutting <strong>and</strong> shearing forces.SRD State registered dietitian; legal qualification to practise asa dietitian in the UK.stabilizers Substances that stabilise emulsions <strong>of</strong> fat <strong>and</strong> water,e.g. gums, agar, egg albumin, cellulose derivatives, lecithin(E-322) for crumb s<strong>of</strong>tening in bread <strong>and</strong> confectionery, glycerylmonostearate (E-471) <strong>and</strong> polyoxyethylene stearate(E-430–436) for crumb s<strong>of</strong>tening. The legally permitted list alsoincludes superglycerinated fats (see fat, superglycinerated),propylene glycol alginate <strong>and</strong> stearate (E-570), methyl-,methylethyl- <strong>and</strong> sodium carboxymethyl-celluloses (E-466),stearyl tartrate (E-483), sorbitan esters <strong>of</strong> fatty acids (E-491–495). Bread may contain only superglycerinated fats <strong>and</strong>stearyl tartrate. See Table 7 <strong>of</strong> the Appendix.See also emulsifiers.stachyose Tetrasaccharide,galactosyl-galactosyl-glucosyl-fructose;not hydrolysed in the small intestine, <strong>and</strong> a substrate forbacterial fermentation in the colon. Present in soya beans<strong>and</strong> some other legumes; gives rise to the flatulence commonlyassociated with eating beans. Also known as mannotetrose orlupeose.stachys See artichoke, chinese.stackburn The deterioration in colour <strong>and</strong> quality <strong>of</strong> canned<strong>food</strong>s that have not been sufficiently cooled after canning, thenstored in stacks which cool slowly.stadiometer Portable device for measuring height, with a verticalmeasuring board <strong>and</strong> a horizontal headboard.stagnant loop syndrome See blind loop syndrome.staling The crystalline structure <strong>of</strong> starch is lost during baking.Subsequently it recrystallises (undergoes retrogradation) <strong>and</strong>in bread the crumb loses its s<strong>of</strong>tness. Staling can be delayed byemulsifiers (crumb s<strong>of</strong>teners) such as polyoxyethylene <strong>and</strong>monoglyceride derivatives <strong>of</strong> fatty acids. Retrogradation <strong>of</strong>starch also takes place in dehydrated potatoes.stanols Analogues <strong>of</strong> cholesterol that inhibit the absorption <strong>of</strong>cholesterol from the intestinal tract; trade name Benecol.St Anthony’s Fire See ergot.Staphylococcus aureus Food poisoning organism that producesenterotoxins (TX 1.2.3.1–7) in the <strong>food</strong>. Onset <strong>of</strong> symptoms1–6 h, duration 8–24 h.

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