Exam 1 Lecture Flashcards
GMP stands for?
Good Manufacturing Practices
Most important traits of food?
Food Safety, Food Value, Food Quality
What three characteristics of meat makes up Food Safety?
Pathogens, Chemical, Physical
What characteristics make up Quality?
Palatability, Nutrition, Appearance, Preservation
What makes up food value?
Composition, Quality and Safety
Who supplied meat during 1812?
Sam Wilson
Cincinnati is known as?
Porkopolis
Where were the four main terminal houses in 1800s
St. Paul, Sioux City, Omaha and Chicago
The Jungle by Upton Sinclair was written in?
1904
The Meat Inspection Act, caused by the Jungle, was made in what year?
1906
What years did USDA carcass grading become a thing?
1920s
Boxed Beef and rural movement started in what years?
50-60s
Food Safety Focus, Jack in the Box, was what years?
1990s
What is Offal?
Lungs, Head, Bones
Offal is used for what?
There is a large business for offal used for glue and pet products.
Losing water is equal to…
Losing money
What drives demand in the meat industry?
Price, Convience, Consistency, Nutrition and Flexibilty
What are the worldwide perspective that affect meat?
Economic, Culture, Tradition and Quality
How much did BCS cost US beef from 2004-2012
16 billion
Export is growing or shrinking?
Growing
How much Pork does the US export?
22 billion ton
How much Beef do we export?
225 million
Top three importers of Pork?
Mexico, Japan and China
Top three importers of Beef?
Japan, Mexico and South Korea
What contributes to the area of developing economics in reference to increased demand?
Nutrition increase, overall consumption is rising and Prestige surrounding meat
What percent of meat is water
75%
what percent of meat is ash?
3.5%
what percent of meat is protein?
18.5%
What percent of meat is fat?
3%
How much water is in milk and eggs?
88 and 78% respectively
What type of molecule is water?
Dipole
What does dipole mean?
Two poles
What is the correct name for water?
Dehydrogen monoxide
How does protein bind to water?
with a negative charge through electrostatic interaction
Which side does the water bond occur?
on the positive hydrogen side
What are the three types of water?
Free, Immobilized and Bound
Describe free water within meat
makes up 90-96% of the water, freezes slightly lower than 32 degrees, large solvent
Describe Immobilized water
1-6% and freezes at -40
Describe bound water
.5-4% and it wont be released from the meat
At what temp does meat freeze?
28-28 degrees F
Water activity is symbolized by?
a(w)
How is water activity measured?
vapor pressure of water in food
over
vapor pressure of pure water
How is water content determined?
Difference of weights
What are the benefits of protein?
Water binding, Gelation, Emulsification, Viscosity, Fat absorption, Flavor binding, Foaming, Color
What is viscosity?
Thickening
What does foaming do to the meat?
film that traps gas
What is the biological value of protein?
Amino Acids
T/F Animal proteins are high in amino acids?
True
What is a Titan?
3,000,000 daltons
Function of proteins include..
enzymes, membranes, contraction and structure patterns
What does HACCP stand for?
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
What inspection must meat pass to be sold?
USDA-FSIS
What are the structures of proteins?
Globular, Fibrous and Conjunative
Which Protein is spherical, soluble in native environment and includes most enzymes
Globular
Describe a fibrous protein
elongated, largely insoluble, connective tissue:collegen
Which protein combines with other compounds?
Conjunative
What are the forms of amino acids?
secondary and tertiary
T/F PH can influence charge
True