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Acrylamide is formed from reducing sugars and asparagine during the preparation of French fries. The commercial preparation of French fries is a multistage process involving the preparation of frozen, par-fried potato strips for distribution to catering outlets, where they are finish-fried. The initial blanching, treatment in glucose solution, and par-frying steps are crucial because they determine the levels of precursors present at the beginning of the finish-frying process. To minimize the quantities of acrylamide in cooked fries, it is important to understand the impact of each stage on the formation of acrylamide. Acrylamide, amino acids, sugars, moisture, fat, and color were monitored at time intervals during the frying of potato strips that had been dipped in various concentrations of glucose and fructose during a typical pretreatment. A mathematical model based on the fundamental chemical reaction pathways of the finish-frying was developed, incorporating moisture and temperature gradients in the fries. This showed the contribution of both glucose and fructose to the generation of acrylamide and accurately predicted the acrylamide content of the final fries.

Human exposure to acrylamide (AA) through consumption of French fries and other foods has been recognized as a potential health concern. Here, we used a statistical non-linear regression model, based on the two most influential factors, cooking temperature and time, to estimate AA concentrations in French fries. The R(2) of the predictive model is 0.83, suggesting the developed model was significant and valid. Based on French fry intake survey data conducted in this study and eight frying temperature-time schemes which can produce tasty and visually appealing French fries, the Monte Carlo simulation results showed that if AA concentration is higher than 168 ppb, the estimated cancer risk for adolescents aged 13-18 years in Taichung City would be already higher than the target excess lifetime cancer risk (ELCR), and that by taking into account this limited life span only. In order to reduce the cancer risk associated with AA intake, the AA levels in French fries might have to be reduced even further if the epidemiological observations are valid. Our mathematical model can serve as basis for further investigations on ELCR including different life stages and behavior and population groups.

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McDonald's enjoyed sales of over $25 billion last year (equivalent to just under 16 billion double cheeseburgers), and the company owns of some of the most valuable real estate across the globe. It is paid for with rent generated from the sale of its iconic burgers and fries, and in this regard, McDonald's business model resembles a 36,000 unit apartment complex. Here's a closer look at this business model and why investors should pay attention.

A real estate empire financed by French fries

The impetus for the McDonald's real estate business model originated in the 1950's when then CFO Harry Sonneborn recognized that the real value for McDonald's would be found in its real estate, not its hamburgers. The McDonald's Franchise Realty Corporation was launched in 1956 with the goal of purchasing cheap property along well-traveled byways for eventual McDonald's concept franchising.

Initially, headquarters leased the land and buildings and then subleased this package to franchisees who paid as much as a 40% markup on the root lease or 5% of sales, whichever was greater. This model eventually morphed into

The genius of the Sonneborn financial model is that the company financed the property using long-term, fixed rates but passed along variable fees to the franchisees. As sales and prices inevitably rose over the years, the franchisee's payments to corporate as a percent of sales inflated, while the company's costs remained virtually flat. This model turned McDonald's into a cash flow powerhouse and is still the backbone of the company today.

What this means for the individual investor

Think of it this way: An investment in McDonald's equates to the ownership of rock solid real estate assets -- although as evidenced by the Great Recession, real estate prices do not always go up -- that form the backbone of McDonald's balance sheet. The real estate is paid for with rent from the franchisees, predicated on the sales of the chain's iconic burgers and fries. In addition to purchasing the real estate, these sales also inject additional revenue into the income statement in the form of royalties and corporate store sales.

For a French Fries kiosk to be successful, it is important to identify and employ key partnerships with the right suppliers and contractors. These partnerships can help improve the product quality and customer experience, as well as ensure the business is running efficiently. Examples of key partnerships are suppliers of potatoes and french fry products, garbage and recycling contractors for the kiosk's waste, and partnerships with complementary food items such as drinks, poutine, etc. Additionally, tech software providers are essential in helping to manage customer orders.

I tried adding procedural textures and displacements, subsurface scattering but unfortunately the shading doesn't look like realistic fries and too flat. Since I'm running out of ideas: What can I do to improve the shader to achieve a plausible and more realistic result?

If that doesn't suit, or if a bunch of highly subdivided shapes are going to be too heavy for the final scene, I think it looks ok with Bump Only, you'd just have to do some work with the model to avoid it looking flat. It looks like you have some pretty good shape variations to work with so maybe that's a place to start.

The Air Fry feature on your Samsung oven is ideal for cooking your favorite crispy foods like French fries, chicken wings, and breaded vegetables. You can cook fresh or frozen foods with Air Fry while using less oil than normal methods (or no oil at all), which makes it a healthier alternative to regular deep frying. The Air Fry tray is designed specifically for this feature and should be used whenever you need to make a fresh batch of something delicious.

If your oven is capable of using Air Fry mode, you'll need an Air Fry tray (which you can purchase from our site if your model didn't come with it), and a baking sheet or tray to prevent fats or juices from dripping to the bottom of the oven.

And to our surprise, it looks like Alessandra Ambrosio totally agrees! The Victoria's Secret Angel and all-around beauty treated herself to a tasty meal of steak and fries this weekend.

Wearing her professional fitness gear, the model started her week off on the right foot. "#motivationmonday #trx #barre #countdown for the #vsfashionshow #angelworkout @ppwnyc @jennseracuse," she instagrammed with another photo that read, "Dream Big."

Interpretive Summary: Acrylamide, a known neurotoxin and potential carcinogen, can be formed to varying degrees in carbohydrate rich foods subjected to high temperature processes such as frying. One of the most commonly consumed foods in this category is potato French fries. Efforts to reduce the acrylamide content in the food supply include breeding programs to select potato varieties that form less acrylamide during processing and development of processing technologies to prevent acrylamide formation. A rapid method for accurately predicting the concentration of acrylamide in potato French fries was developed using near-infrared spectroscopy. This method will enable breeding programs and process developers to screen hundreds of samples without the need for organic solvents and expensive, high maintenance, instrumentation required for the standard analysis of acrylamide in foods.

Technical Abstract: This study investigated the ability of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) to predict acrylamide content in French-fried potato. Potato flour spiked with acrylamide (50-8000 g/kg) was used to determine if acrylamide could be accurately predicted in a potato matrix. French fries produced with various pretreatments and cook times (n = 84) and obtained from quick service restaurants (n = 64) were used for model development and validation. Acrylamide was quantified using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, and reflectance spectra (400-2500 nm) of each freeze-dried sample were captured on a Foss XDS Rapid Content Analyzer-NIR spectrometer. Partial least-squares (PLS) discriminant analysis and PLS regression modeling demonstrated that NIRS could accurately detect acrylamide content as low as 50 g/kg in the model potato matrix. Prediction errors of 135 g/kg (R^2 = 0.98) and 255 g/kg (R^2 = 0.93) were achieved with the best PLS models for acrylamide prediction in Russet Norkotah French-fried potato and multiple samples of unknown varieties, respectively. The findings indicate that NIRS can be used as a screening tool in potato breeding and potato processing research to reduce acrylamide in the food supply. e24fc04721