A product’s physical qualities can shape impressions of taste, freshness and overall quality.
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Texture can be as influential as taste in food and drink, shaping consumers’ first impressions and the experience that lingers afterwards. It encompasses sensory cues linked to touch, movement and sound.
Food & Beverage Asia highlights how texture can intensify flavour while affecting perceptions of freshness and quality. Protecting it during processing is therefore an important part of making products feel appealing and alive.
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