From the Contents: The Physical State of Water in Foods --;Microbiological Aspects of Frozen Foods --;Freezing in Polymer-Water-Systems --;Thermophysical Properties of Food --;The Effect of Polymers on Ice Crystal for Examining Frozen Foods --;Microscopical Methods in Food Freezing --;The Freezing of Fruit and Vegetables --;Physio-chemical Problems Associated with Fish Freezing --;The Special Problems of Freezing Ice Cream --;A convenience Born of Necessity: The Growth of the Modern Freezing Industry --;Continuous Monitoring of Cryogen Consumption during Freezing of Foodstuffs.
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Food Freezing: Today and Tomorrow represents the contributions of the invited speakers to an advanced study seminar held by the Institute for Applied Biology of the University of York during April 1990.