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  • Food Science and Technology
  • Sustainable Food Production
  • Biotechnology

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  • Meat analogues aim to replicate conventional meat's sensory and nutritional profiles.
  • Key product categories include minced, muscle-type, and emulsion analogues.
  • Current production often relies on ingredients not initially designed for meat alternatives.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review key ingredients and their functionality in meat analogue production.
  • To highlight emerging trends in ingredient selection and novel protein sources.
  • To discuss the optimization of structuring processes for meat analogue applications.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of current meat analogue research and ingredient applications.
  • Analysis of ingredient functionality, focusing on plant-based materials and novel sources.
  • Identification of trends in product development and processing.

Main Results:

  • Plant material blending is common for achieving desired functionality.
  • Increased interest in using flours with functionality tailored for meat analogues.
  • Exploration of novel protein sources like seaweed, algae, and fermentation-derived proteins (cellular agriculture).

Conclusions:

  • Ingredient functionality tailored for meat analogues is crucial for product development.
  • Novel protein sources and alternative ingredients like flours represent significant future directions.
  • Continued innovation in ingredients and processing is essential for sustainable meat analogue production.