Search for dissertations about: "SOCIAL SCIENCES Other social sciences Culinary Arts and Meal Science"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the words SOCIAL SCIENCES Other social sciences Culinary Arts and Meal Science.
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1. Ready meal consumption - when, where, why and by whom?
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2. Sensory qualities and culinary utility of produce : a path towards sustainable gastronomy
Abstract : The underlying assumption throughout this thesis is that the continuity of a cultivated diversity can be strengthened by investigating its sensory qualities and specifying particular culinary utilities of landraces and cultivars. How can a foodstuff’s sensory qualities and culinary utility be explored, tested, and refined together with the food industry and the public meal? This thesis aims to create a path toward sustainable gastronomy with greater sensory variation that originate from a cultivated diversity. READ MORE
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3. Family meal experiences : perspectives on practical knowledge, learning and culture
Abstract : This thesis consists of four studies reflecting information and education on food and meals at different levels of society. The educational efforts are directed towards everyday family practices. READ MORE
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4. Food and beverage combinations : Sommeliers' perspectives and consumer patterns in Sweden
Abstract : As beverage intake can play an important part of choosing a healthy diet, it is important to increase awareness of the contribution of beverages to overall energy intake for consumers.The professional sommelier has for a long time served as a cultural intermediary, providing guests with good food and beverage combinations. READ MORE
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5. Making Meals in Restaurants : Daily Practices and Professional Ideals
Abstract : Thanks to the gastronomic development in recent decades in Sweden, the restaurant industry is growing significantly and has opportunities to attract new and wider groups of labour. However, despite media images of successful chefs and culinary creativity, there is a common perception of tiring working conditions and low wages that prevent restaurants from attracting staff. READ MORE