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Advancing Solid-State Fermentation with Culinary Fungi for Nutrient-Dense, Minimally Processed, Whole-Foods and Resilient Food Systems-A Narrative Review[v1] | Preprints.org

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By Suzannah Gerber, Scott Frost, Alexis Walker, DAVID KAPLAN
| preprints.org
Submitted: 28 January 2026 You are already at the latest version Introduction: Solid-state fermentation with culinary fungi (mushrooms commonly used in cooking) could be a scalable means of producing nutrient-dense protein foods, while improving digestibility and bioavailability and valorizing agricultural commodities and byproducts. Advancing the science of these processes has major implications for both nutrition security and resilient, sustainable food systems.
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Advancing solid-state fermentation with culinary fungi for nutrient-dense, minimally processed, whole-foods and resilient food systems—a narrative review

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By Suzannah Gerber, Scott Frost, Alexis Walker, DAVID KAPLAN
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Solid-state fermentation with culinary fungi (mushrooms commonly used in cooking) could be a scalable means of producing nutrient-dense protein foods, while improving digestibility and bioavailability and valorizing agricultural commodities and byproducts. Advancing the science of these processes has major implications for both nutrition security and resilient, sustainable food systems.
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Exeter students: Here’s how to balance uni work and actually enjoy the Christmas holidays

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By Alexis Walker
| The Tab Verified
Don’t ignore your deadlines during the most wonderful time of the year… 5 seconds ago As the Christmas break approaches, managing your time productively during your first long break from uni can feel challenging. Exams and deadlines are waiting after the holidays, so here are some ideas to help you balance your uni work while still enjoying the festive season. Planning Before you go home, it’s worth sitting down and planning what you’ll be doing at home, mainly workwise.
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