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Sugar, Salt, Milkfat as Flavour and Satiety Ingredients. A Chemical Perspective,point of food producers, the following factors should be considered: the approximate composition of products; target of food consumers; considered marketing channels; type of post-production services; and so on. In this specific ambit, desired sensorial properties should be obtained by means of the

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Case Studies of Human Body Requirements of Sugar, Salt, and Milkfat. A Nutritional and Chemical Rev, salt, and milkfat products should be evaluated also on the basis of nutritional requirements for human diets. In other words, are these compounds or categories really needed? This chapter is dedicated to three case studies or analyses of the current knowledge concerning sugars, sodium chloride, an

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Case Studies of Human Body Requirements of Sugar, Salt, and Milkfat. A Nutritional and Chemical Revalt on a general level, but high consumption can be still observed so far. Finally, available dietary recommendations concerning the necessity of lowering cholesterol intake and chemical profiles of milkfat should be evaluated product by product (by means of the nutritional label) and also consideri