Journal of Dairy Science · 1997 · 23 citations · 3 references
AgricultureDairy ScienceFood ScienceDairy MicrobiologyFood ProcessingMilk QualityCultured Dairy ProductsDairy ProcessingDairy Product PreservationDairy Product Shelf LifeMilk ProcessingStorage StabilityCulture Stability During StorageDairy PreservationMilk Quality PreservationMilk Storage StabilityProcessing Effects On Contaminants
The design of a successful stabilization system for a dairy gel system is dependent on several factors, including raw materials, existing processing systems, and end user requirements. Raw materials range from natural products that are subject to agricultural variations to customized ingredients that are made to consistent specifications. Processing systems range from well-established methods to the newest technology. End users vary from the consumer who is looking for retail products that are healthy, fresh, convenient, easy to prepare, and flavorful to a growing and profitable food service industry that emphasizes consistency, functionality, and extended product life.
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Milk and milk products: technology, chemistry and microbiology.
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A Colloidal Approach of Milk Acidification by Glucono-Delta-Lactone
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