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One of the primary challenges in teaching food science is the heavy reliance on organic chemistry. Roday mitigates this by simplifying terminology without sacrificing accuracy. The language is suited for students who may not have an advanced background in science but require a working knowledge of the subject.
Author: Sunetra Roday Primary Publisher: Oxford University Press (Often part of the Oxford Higher Education series) Target Audience: Hotel Management students, Catering students, Home Science undergraduates, and aspiring dietitians.
Food Science and Nutrition by Sunetra Roday is an undergraduate/introductory textbook covering fundamental concepts in food science, nutrition, and dietetics. It is structured to serve students in food technology, nutrition, home science, and allied health fields, combining theoretical foundations with practical applications relevant to food processing, preservation, safety, and human nutrition.
In the context of the Indian educational system and similar curricula globally, this text serves as a standard reference for the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration.
The initial chapters lay the groundwork by defining the building blocks of the human diet. The author moves beyond simple definitions, utilizing diagrams and tables to explain complex mechanisms:
Abstract
This paper provides an in-depth analytical review of the textbook Food Science and Nutrition authored by Sunetra Roday. As a staple in the curriculum of hospitality management, home science, and culinary arts programs, this text bridges the gap between scientific theory and practical application. This review examines the book’s organizational structure, its pedagogical approach to complex biochemical concepts, and its relevance to the modern food service industry. Special attention is paid to the book’s handling of food groups, processing technologies, and nutritional physiology.
One of the primary challenges in teaching food science is the heavy reliance on organic chemistry. Roday mitigates this by simplifying terminology without sacrificing accuracy. The language is suited for students who may not have an advanced background in science but require a working knowledge of the subject.
Author: Sunetra Roday Primary Publisher: Oxford University Press (Often part of the Oxford Higher Education series) Target Audience: Hotel Management students, Catering students, Home Science undergraduates, and aspiring dietitians.
Food Science and Nutrition by Sunetra Roday is an undergraduate/introductory textbook covering fundamental concepts in food science, nutrition, and dietetics. It is structured to serve students in food technology, nutrition, home science, and allied health fields, combining theoretical foundations with practical applications relevant to food processing, preservation, safety, and human nutrition.
In the context of the Indian educational system and similar curricula globally, this text serves as a standard reference for the B.Sc. in Hospitality and Hotel Administration.
The initial chapters lay the groundwork by defining the building blocks of the human diet. The author moves beyond simple definitions, utilizing diagrams and tables to explain complex mechanisms:
Abstract
This paper provides an in-depth analytical review of the textbook Food Science and Nutrition authored by Sunetra Roday. As a staple in the curriculum of hospitality management, home science, and culinary arts programs, this text bridges the gap between scientific theory and practical application. This review examines the book’s organizational structure, its pedagogical approach to complex biochemical concepts, and its relevance to the modern food service industry. Special attention is paid to the book’s handling of food groups, processing technologies, and nutritional physiology.