A food company will use CAFNR research to launch a new food product that not only tastes like chicken, but chews like it, too.
December 19, 2011
Story: Randy Mertens
Photos: Leslie Jett and Keith Montgomery
A food company will use CAFNR research to launch a new food product that not only tastes like chicken, but chews like it, too.
Tags: Agriculture, Biological engineering and food science, CAFNR, College of Agriculture Food and Natural Resources, food, food science, Fu-Hung Hsieh, Meat analogue, research, Soy protein, Soybean, soybeans, University of Missouri
Categories: CAFNR, Evidence of Excellence, Feature, Food Systems and Bioengineering •
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