Computer-aided nutrition

24th January 2003, 12:00am

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Computer-aided nutrition

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Computers and cakes are brought together in a brief but informative booklet from the British Nutrition Foundation. Implementing CAD and CAM (computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacture) outlines a number of ways in which food technology classes can follow the procedures of a multi-million-pound industry. It might involve designing a novelty biscuit or experimenting with different kinds of labels and packages. It might be a matter of altering sizes or costs of portions, controlling cooking times or modelling the shelf life of a currant bun. The focus is always on thoughtful preparation leading to healthy eating. Implementing CAD and CAM is available free from the British Nutrition Foundation website.

www.nutrition.org.uk

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