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These sweeteners have the potential to moderate sugar and energy intakes while maintaining diet palatability, but their use has increased in concert with BMI in the population.— American Journal of Clinical Nutrition current issue
Adding sugar to food can improve its palatability, but this is subjective, and a sweet tooth is an addiction than can be cured.— Francis Sedgemore
The researchers involved in the new study, published in the journal Neuroimage, note that the fat component in food has a strong influence on texture and palatability - as well as on the body's energetic balance and its supply of essential fatty acids.— FoodNavigator-USA RSS
Food manufacturers are also facing the challenge of reducing salt content without compromising palatability, said the science policy paper from The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) "Sodium and Salt: A Guide for Consumers, Policymakers and the Media".— FoodNavigator-USA RSS
Or maybe mine had ripened past palatability (apparently, this squash needs to be aged post-harvest to develop its full flavor).— Fanatic Cook

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