Yogurt from UHT milk: a review
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Substitution Pty Ltd |
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Data(s) |
01/01/2003
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Resumo |
Continuous heat treatment by UHT processing has attracted interest as an alternative to the batch-heating method conventionally used in the production of yogurt. Several studies have been conducted on the manufacture of yogurt from milk heated by UHT processes and have compared it with the conventional method. This paper reviews the characteristics of yogurt made from UHT milk, including its apparent viscosity, gel strength, microstructure, syneresis (water-holding capacity) and flavour, as well as the behaviour of yogurt cultures in the UHT-treated pre-mix. |
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Idioma(s) |
eng |
Publicador |
Dairy Industry Association of Australia |
Palavras-Chave | #Agriculture, Dairy & Animal Science #Food Science & Technology #Heat-induced Association #Style Nonfat Yogurt #Beta-lactoglobulin #Casein Micelles #Ultrahigh Temperature #Physical-properties #Texture Properties #Flow Properties #Whey Proteins #Ultrafiltration #C1 #290103 Food Processing #670105 Dairy products |
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Journal Article |