Transformation of Traditional Fermented Foods of South India

Journal Title: International Journal of Research in Agricultural Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 3

Abstract

t is understood that traditional fermented foods plays vital role in the life of common people in south Indiaby providingsimple,cheap and healthy food to lead a better life. Introduction of media imposed westernised foods in the Indian market in the 1990s made undeniable mark on changes of consumption pattern of common people. We assume that people now in south India will consume less of traditional fermentedfoods. Wealsopresume that traditional fermented foods may succumbed to changes in terms of availability, preparation,intake frequency,quality and quantity of foods, modification and variety based on dynamicneeds of the people. In order to understand contemporary conditionand complexityof traditional fermented foods and its changes and its effect on people’s socio, economic, cultural and healthylife, this study is undertaken in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. It was found that government policies and socio economic factors initially triggered the changes in the consumption pattern from millet to Rice. Secondly, Globalisation and media guided market penetration of international food retailers prompted to change from rice to wheat and milk and animal foods.

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Muniandi Jegadeesa, et al.

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Muniandi Jegadeesa, et al. (2018). Transformation of Traditional Fermented Foods of South India. International Journal of Research in Agricultural Sciences, 5(3), 145-149. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-501792