Acorns as a Food Resource. An Experiment with Acorn Preparation and Taste
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this paper summarizes our current knowledge of acorns as a food resource in prehistoric europe. It sheds light on the question of the taste of acorn products, which is closely linked to preparation methods. an experiment was conducted that consisted of the preparation of eight different acorn recipes, human tasters, a questionnaire-based survey, and statistical evaluation. the paper presents the various factors that testers indicated had an effect on the taste of differently prepared acorn products
Acorn · Biology · Resource (disambiguation · Taste · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies · Computer Science · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies · Ecology · Food Science
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