As the song from the musical “Oliver” goes, “food, glorious food.” In truth, we all know that food is a non-negotiable in our effort to live, sustain life, live well and even live longer. Food is inextricably linked to health, but it also is tightly woven into memory and tradition. There is no question, food is a major area of focus in life, and this is particularly evident in the world of older adult care and services.

Of course, at the most basic level, we watch people’s intake and nutrition, managing special diets and ensuring that the kind of food texture and preparation suit the health needs of the individual. We........

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