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A versatile instrument for measuring the texture of foods is described. It is based on a simple screw-operated press which accommodates a range of different test cells, including a new type recently developed. Force, deformation and time during the test are recorded with electronic apparatus. The system is designed so that it can be used for both research and production quality control applications efficiently and economically.