Milk

Cards (22)

  • What is the approximate fat percentage in whole milk?
    3.9%
  • What is the fat percentage in green semi-skimmed milk?
    1%
  • What is the fat percentage in red skimmed milk?
    0%
  • What is the purpose of treating fresh milk?
    To kill pathogenic bacteria
  • What is homogenization in milk processing?
    Breaking up fat molecules to prevent separation
  • How quickly is milk heated in a heat exchanger?
    Very quickly to 72°C in 15 seconds
  • What happens to milk after it is heated in the heat exchanger?
    It is rapidly cooled below 10°C
  • Does heating milk affect its flavor or color?
    No, it doesn't affect flavor or color
  • What are the key processes involved in milk treatment?
    • Heating to kill pathogenic bacteria
    • Homogenization to break up fat molecules
    • Rapid cooling to preserve quality
  • What is the process of ultra heat treatment?
    Heating milk quickly to high temperatures
  • At what temperature is milk heated during ultra heat treatment?
    132°C for one second
  • What happens to milk after ultra heat treatment?
    It is rapidly cooled and packed
  • How is ultra heat treated milk stored?
    In sealed special multilayered storage pouches
  • What is the storage condition for ultra heat treated milk?
    Completely sealed and stored at room temperature
  • How long can sterilized milk be stored unopened?
    For months
  • What happens to milk once it is opened?
    It becomes high-risk and must be refrigerated
  • What is the main reason for the color change in milk during ultra heat treatment?
    Due to caramelization of sugars
  • What happens to proteins in milk during ultra heat treatment?
    Some proteins are denatured
  • What percentage of Vitamin B1 is lost during ultra heat treatment?
    90%
  • What percentage of Vitamin B12 is lost during ultra heat treatment?
    35%
  • How is sterilized milk stored?
    In sterilized glass containers
  • What are the key steps in the ultra heat treatment process for milk?
    • Heat milk quickly to 132°C for one second
    • Rapidly cool the milk
    • Pack in sealed multilayered storage pouches
    • Store unopened at room temperature
    • Once opened, refrigerate and consume quickly