Adapting dysphagia meals for acceptance among a broader group of older adults
Eva Honnens de Lichtenberg Broge,
Karin Wendin,
Wender L. P. Bredie
Abstract:Acceptance of texture‐modified meals in healthy older adults with pre‐clinical symptoms of dysphagia may facilitate gradually transitioning to a soft diet. Little is known about the sensory attractiveness of such meals in home living older adults. This study aimed to examine liking among a group of healthy, independent older adults for texture modified chicken breasts and gravy. A secondary aim was to evaluate liking in relation to olfactory‐ and taste function. Texture‐modified chicken breasts were prepared t… Show more
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