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Food formulation: rheological and tribological determinants of oral processing and flavor perception
Understanding how food behaves during oral processing requires going beyond its chemical composition to integrate rheological and tribological determinants that shape texture, mouthfeel, and ultimately flavor perception. This review examines how viscosity, microstructure, and flow properties govern
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