25.11.2024 h. 10:00 - 16:30

Science and artisan ice cream: Innovation between taste and well-being

CONTACTS

MIG – TRAINING ROOM

PROGRAMME:

10:00 a.m.

Intro and Greetings – Antonio Logrieco and Angelo Santino, Scientific Managers Nutrage Project

Cedro di Santa Maria del Cedro Dop: taste and functionality for top gelato- Leonardo Caputo, Institute

of Food Production Sciences-CNR

Products of excellence and new by-product extracts: between tradition and innovation for the valorisation of supply chains and a sustainable future – Morena Gabriele, Institute of Agricultural Biology and Biotechnology-CNR

Enhancing regional excellence for ice cream with a high nutritional and organoleptic value – Miriana Durante Institute of Food Production Sciences-CNR

Traditional fermented fruits: a new innovative and functional ingredient for the production of ice cream – Gianluca Bleve, Institute of Food Production Sciences-CNR

White Chlorella Vulgaris: the microalgae with great potential – Laura Pucci, Institute of Agricultural Biology and Biotechnology-CNR

Hydrodynamic cavitation, an innovative green extraction technique for enhancing the production of new original and functionalised ice creams – Francesco Meneguzzo, Institute for Bioeconomy-CNR

Sensory analysis and consumer science as a means of consumer knowledge and loyalty – Stefano Predieri, Institute for Bioeconomics-CNR

Emotions and sensory analysis: Implicit methods for characterising consumer response to chemosensory stimuli – Alessandro Tonacci and Lucia Billeci, Institute of Clinical Physiology-CNR

11:00 a.m.

Round Table and Q&A

12 p.m.

Conclusions – Domenico Nuzzo, Institute for Biomedical Research and Innovation-CNR

14:00 p.m.

Panel Test and Guided Tasting

LOCATION

Via del Parco, 3
32013 Longarone (BL)
Italy

The National Research Council – CNR CNR will be one of the protagonists of the International Exhibition of Artisan Gelato in Longarone – MIG, now in its 64th edition. Edition, which will be held from 23 to 25 November and represents an important reference point for producers, companies and the public passionate about natural ice cream.An entire day, that of Monday 25 November, dedicated to innovations, products of excellence, that science intends to deploy for the benefit of businesses, craftsmen and consumers, to support an extremely flexible sector that can become promoter of important changes from a cultural, social and technological. Sustainability, innovation, valorisation of supply chains but also wellbeing and health will be the key words of the day, which will end with the opportunity for interested stakeholders to meet researchers directly and initiate concrete collaborations and new joint projects. One of the main focuses of the research is on new products and extracts with high functional and organoleptic value, for the production of innovative ice cream with health-promoting properties and excellent quality, without ever losing sight of territoriality , taste and aroma. From citron to bee products, from local regional delicacies to fruits fermented with innovative to microalgae and wheat lysate , a new, highly functional probiotic: a journey through new discoveries to bring out the best a typically Italian product appreciated all over the world.The valorisation of supply chains is a second important topic of discussion; New technologies will be illustrated for the use of by-product extracts from the forestry supply chain (chestnut and fir) and the agri-food supply chain (pomegranate and almonds) that can enrich the commercial offer with innovative and healthy solutions and offer both nutritional and sustainability advantages. The most fragile population groups will also be the focus of attention , with an innovative proposal for a ketogenic homemade ice cream for patients with neurological and neuro- metabolic diseases being treated with a ketogenic diet. The session will conclude with an examination of hedonistic aspects and guided tastings that will directly involve the audience in a dynamic sensory analysis experience, of great topicality and interest today in research and industry, because it allows us to analyse the unconscious processes that take place in the consumer ‘s mind and that influence on purchase decisions or emotional involvement with a particular product.