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K-State Research and Extension - Bookstore

K-State Research and Extension Bookstore

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1612 Claflin Rd
Kansas State University
Manhattan KS 66506-3402

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Food » Processing, Commercial

Displaying 16 to 20 of 38 Publications.

  • MF3209
    MF3209
    Meat Product Labeling and Marketing: What Do All Those Words Really Mean?

    Meat product labels include terms that may be confusing to consumers. This publication explains terms such as "natural," "organic," or "grass-fed," as well as explaining the USDA meat grading system and other product claims. 8-page, color.

    $4.40
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  • MF3202
    MF3202
    Food Safety: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points Overview

    An HACCP plan is a regulatory requirement for processing some food products, and helps prevent biological, chemical, and physical contaminants in food processing. This publication includes an outline of the steps to develop an HACCP plan and additional resources and considerations. 4-page, color.

    $2.20
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  • MF3201
    MF3201
    Food Safety: Good Manufacturing Practices

    Good manufacturing practices can help ensure the safety of processed and packaged food. Includes important considerations and suggestions for food producers and processors. 2-page, color.

    $1.15
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  • MF3099
    MF3099
    Flour Tortilla Making Quality of Kansas Hard Winter Wheat Varieties — 2014

    This publication ranks many hard winter wheat varieties grown in Kansas on their qualities for making tortillas. 2-page, B/W.

    $0.30
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  • MF3076
    MF3076
    Wheat Tempering: Mixer Alternatives

    To maximize extraction of flour, millers mix water into wheat as part of its preparation for the milling process. Tempering wheat to the optimal milling moisture softens endosperm while toughening bran. Tempering mixers add five to seven percent water in a single stage. 2 p.

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