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Delamere Dairy Sterilized Whole Milk, 1L

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By killing the microorganisms that cause food spoilage, pasteurization can help to keep food fresher for longer. Langhendries JP, Hurrell RF, Furniss DE, Hischenhuber C, Finot PA, Bernard A, Battisti O, Bertrand JM, Senterre J (1992) Maillard reaction-products and lysinoalanine—urinary-excretion and the effects on kidney-function of preterm infants fed heat-processed milk formula. J Pediatr Gastroenterol Nutr 14:62–70

Ezeh VN, Lewis MJ (2011) Milk reversibility following reduction and restoration of pH. Int J Dairy Technol 64:179–187 Direct systems have the advantage that the product is held at a high temperature for a shorter period of time, thereby reducing the thermal damage for sensitive products such as milk. There are two groups of direct systems: [15] Chavan RS, Chavan SR, Khedkar CD, Jana AH (2011) UHT milk processing and effect of plasmin activity on shelf life: a review. Compr Rev Food Sci Food Saf 10:251–268

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Hammer, P., Lembke, F., Suhren, G. & Heeschen, W. ( 1996) Characterisation of heat resistant mesophilic Bacillus species affecting the quality of UHT milk, Heat Treatments and Alternative Methods, pp. 9– 16. IDF Document SI 9602, International Dairy Federation, Brussels. UHT (Ultra-high temperature sterilisation) has a heat treatment of over 100°C during very short times; it is especially applicable to low viscous liquid products. Field of application A similar controlled heating process, referred to as blanching, is used in the processing of fruits and vegetables; its main purpose being deactivate the many enzymes present in the plant materials belonging to this food category. Both pasteurisation and blanching are based on the use of the minimum heat requirement needed to deactivate specific micro-organisms or enzymes, thus minimising any quality changes in the foods themselves. [87, Ullmann, 2001] In pasteurisation, generally a heating temperature below 100°C is applied.

Dannenberg F, Kessler HG (1988) Reaction kinetics of the denaturation of whey proteins in milk. J Food Sci 53:258–263 Uses: It can be used as a pouring cream and served with puddings or fruit. It is also used to make ice creams, mousses and milk puddings. Available in full fat or semi skimmed varieties. Goat's milk is an ideal alternative for those on a cow's milk free diet - it has a musky, aromatic flavour and is more easily digested than cow's milk. Long life goat's milk is also available. Pasteurisation is a controlled heating process used to eliminate any dangerous pathogens that may be present in milk, fruit-based beverages, some meat products, and other foods which are commonly subjected to this treatment. Farms such as Mossgiel are opting to raise their cows organically, and not to homogenise their milk. For Cunningham, it’s this approach that brought his family farm out of crippling debt.Pasteurisation temperatures commonly range from 62 to 90°C, and pasteurisation times vary from seconds to minutes. We can distinguish: Gaucher I, Molle D, Gagnaire V, Gaucheron F (2008) Effects of storage temperature on physico-chemical characteristics of semi-skimmed UHT milk. Food Hydrocoll 22:130–143 He’s not alone. Graham’s Family Dairy in Stirlingshire, Scotland’s largest independent dairy, has enjoyed a 25% increase in customer inquiries each week since it started using glass bottles in May this year. It is regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). Pasteurization is the process of heating milk or other liquid foods to kill bacteria in the food to prevent diseases.

Donovan M, Mulvihill DM (1987) Thermal-denaturation and aggregation of whey proteins. Ir J Food Sci Technol 11:87–100 Havea P, Singh H, Creamer LK (2001) Characterization of heat-induced aggregates of beta-lactoglobulin, alpha-lactalbumin and bovine serum albumin in a whey protein concentrate environment. J Dairy Res 68:483–497Christen GL, Senica M (1987) Casein, fluorescein isothiocyanate as a substrate for measuring proteinase production by psychrotrophic bacteria. J Food Prot 50:744–749 Without prejudice". Dairy Industries International. 1995. Archived from the original on 9 July 2009 . Retrieved 3 April 2008.

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