Adam C.

  • Mid-20th Century to Late 20th Century

  • Biotechnology

    Introduction of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and fermentation technologies.
  • Freeze-Drying

    Technology for preserving food while maintaining quality.
  • Artificial Flavors and Additives

    Development of synthetic ingredients to enhance flavor and shelf life.
  • UHT process for preserving milk

    rapid heating of milk to a temperature of at least 135°C, keeping it there for a few seconds, and then quickly cooling it down to ambient temperature
  • Microwave Ovens

    Revolutionized quick cooking and reheating.
  • Instant Foods

    Rise of ready-to-eat meals and instant products.
  • Vacuum cooking

    In vacuum cooking, meats are cooked at reduced pressure and temperature.
  • Steam oven

    It retains moisture and nutrients, leaving food fresher and more flavorful with fewer calories.
  • Multifunctional food processor

    You can use functions like chop, mix, puree, slice and more all in one versatile appliance
  • Blast chiller

    Blast chillers are designed to quickly chill food from high cooking temperatures to below 41 degrees Fahrenheit in a short amount of time