Journal of Dairy Science · 1922 · 18 citations · 0 references
AgricultureDairy ScienceFood ScienceMilk ChemistryMilk CompositionMilk QualityHuman Milk CompositionMilk Bioactive ComponentsMilk FreshnessMilk ProteinsMilk Solid ContentPhysicochemical Properties Of MilkMilk ConsistencyMilk Particle StabilityMilk Powder MicrostructureMilk Powder Quality AssessmentMilk Solids Composition AnalysisPowdered Dairy Product StabilityWhey PowdersWhole Milk Powder
Summary The structure of whole milk powders made by the spray and drum methods is described. It is suggested that the presence of air within the granules of powder made by the spray process has an important bearing on the fact that this type of whole milk powder is especially prone to undergo tallowy, i.e., oxidative, deterioration.