Food manufacturers are working to create products with specific textures. They aim to make foods that are crunchier, gooier, and more addictive.
The goal is to engineer textures that enhance the appeal of their products. Details about this development are available from the Los Angeles Times.
Further information on the efforts of food makers to create these textures can be found through the Los Angeles Times, which reports on the trend of designing more addictive food textures.
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