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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 57 No. 10 1149-1151
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Preparation of a Foam Spray Dried Whole Milk Type Product with Good Sinkability, Dispersibility, and Solubility

A. Tamsma and A. Kontson

Dairy Products Laboratory, Eastern Regional Research Center1, Philadelphia, PA 19118,2

ABSTRACT

Foam spray dried powder of whole milk type with good sinkability was prepared by combining three influential factors in the preparation procedure: (1) use of liquid milk fat, (2) high pressure homogenization, and (3) low foaming with carbon dioxide. A 26% liquid milk fat powder has somewhat adverse dispersibility and solubility, but lowering the fat content to 11% liquid milk fat provides a powder with instant type properties, 98% sinkability, 95% dispersibility, and .5 ml solubility index.


FOOTNOTES

1 Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

2 Research while Dairy Products Laboratory was in Washington, D.C.







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