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components in milk

-water 88%


-CHO 5%


-Protein 3.5%


-Fat 3.3-3.7%


-Vit, minerals, flavors



Lipids in Milk

-Butyric (3.3%) short chain


-Palmitic( 26%) saturated


-Oleic (25%) monounsaturated


-Linoleic (2.4) polyunsaturated





Fat globules

FA as triglycerides dispersed at fat globules.


-Membrane of phospholipids, proteins, lipoproteins, and enzymes.


*lipoproteins act as emulsifiers



CHO crystallization


-Alpha lactose vs. beta lactose

Alpha lactose crystallizes at fridge or below Ts.


-Beta lactose isomerize and crystallizes

Casein


-make up milk


-IP


-found in

-80% of protein


-hydrophobic except for Kappa casein has polar end


- precipitates out at IP of 4.6


-found in micelles surrounded by Kappa Caseins on the surface

WHEY


-Make up?


-solubility


-precipitation ability


-

-20% of proteins


-fairly soluble


-dont precipitate at 4.6. not effected by IP



Acid precipitation

done at IP for protein 4.6 usually with heat


-proteins loses charge= minimum solubility= clumping


*no charge= miscelles no longer repel each other

Rennet precipitation

-rennet cleaves polar end of Kappa casein=para Kappa (uncharged)= clumping


-best at pH 5.8


-Best if milk isn't heated prior


**curd firmer bc of Ca crosslink (soluble in acid)

Enzymes


-Alkaline Phosphate




-Lipase

-not heat stable. breaks down at pasturizatin Ts. Best indicator of Past. T.






-Catalyzes lipolysis.. can be avoided with heat



Enzymes


-Proteases




-Xanthine Oxidase

- heat resistant.catalyzes protein breakdown




-catalyzes breakdown of Flavin-adenine dinucleotide (FAD) to riboflavin (improves nutritional content)

Creaming

seperation of of fat from the au. portion of the milk where fat globules rise to the top

Homogenization

milk forced under pressure. splits fat molecules into smaller and smaller units. caseins become absorbed in fat globules . will not cream. increase viscosity and becomes whiter

Evaporation

reduces amount of water and increases fat and protein %


-Done under 70C under partial vacuum


-homogenization essential


-thermal treatment 241F for 15 min ( maillard reaction and browning of milk)

sweetened condensed milk

-evaporated milk with additional sugars added (sucrose and lactose)


-sugars promote browning and serve as antimicrobial agent

Fermentation

lactic acid production with the use of Cultures= milk thickens due to association of casein micelles along with Beta lactoglobulin

Fat % -


-whole milk


-reduced milk


-low-fat


-skim

-3.25%


-2.0%


-1.0%


-0.1%