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I had the pleasure of speaking with Chris Stein, the Corporate Innovation Chef at Brakebush, who shared his unique journey from biology student to food scientist to chef. We dive into the fascinating intersection of culinary arts and food science, and how this blend has shaped his approach to product development. Chris shares insights about the evolving food industry, the impact of global flavor trends, and the crucial role of food scientists in creating consistent, scalable products. He also offers advice to young professionals about the value of learning both culinary and food science to stay ahead in the industry.
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