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September 14-16, 2026 | Rome, Italy

Food substitutions

Food substitutions

Food substitutions involve replacing one ingredient with another in a recipe due to dietary restrictions, allergies, personal preferences, or ingredient unavailability. These substitutions often require an understanding of the functional properties of ingredients, such as texture, flavor, and binding abilities. Common examples include substituting plant-based milk for dairy milk, using egg substitutes in baking for vegan diets, or replacing refined sugars with natural sweeteners for a healthier option. Individuals with allergies or dietary restrictions frequently rely on substitutions to enjoy a diverse range of foods safely. Food substitutions also contribute to the adaptation of traditional recipes to meet modern dietary preferences, promoting inclusivity and catering to a variety of nutritional needs and culinary choices.

Committee Members
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Kasiviswanathan Muthukumarappan

Kasiviswanathan Muthukumarappan

South Dakota State University, United States
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Rita Singh Raghuvanshi

Rita Singh Raghuvanshi

Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, India
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Alex Martynenko

Alex Martynenko

Dalhousie University, Canada
FAT 2026 Speakers
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Aduba Collins

Aduba Collins

Charles Sturt University, Australia
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Rodrigo Costa

Rodrigo Costa

Paris-Saclay University, France
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Gabriella Giovanelli

Gabriella Giovanelli

University of Milan, Italy
Speaker at Food Science and Technology 2026 - Beatrice Proietti

Beatrice Proietti

Research Inside Food and People, Italy

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