Explore computational approaches to food and nutrition analysis using Wolfram Language in this 29-minute talk that demonstrates how to compute, analyze, and visualize food and nutrition data through semantic representation. Learn to leverage Wolfram Language's capabilities for creative and productive food-related computations, whether you're a student, educator, researcher, developer, or food enthusiast. Discover methods for working with computable food data and delve into the physical principles underlying cooking and baking processes. Gain insights into how computational tools can enhance understanding of nutritional content, food properties, and culinary science through practical demonstrations and examples.