Dairy and Eggs Flashcards

1
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What is milk

A

An emulsion (suspension of oil droplets in water) of fat globules

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2
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What is the primary component of milk that draws water into the mammary gland

A

Lactose

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3
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What is lactose

A

Disaccharide of glucose and galactose

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4
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What are the two major milk proteins

A

Whey and casein

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5
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What is casein

A

Milk proteins self associated to form casein micelles containing alpha, beta, gamma and kappa casein, water and salts (ca2+ and phosphorus)

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6
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What is casein used for in the food industry

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Yogurt and cheese production (acidification/coagulation of caseins)

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7
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What are the 3 main whey proteins

A

Alpha lactalbumin
Beta lactoglobulin
Immunoglobulin

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8
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What are the main vitamins in milk

A

A,D,E,K

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9
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What are the main minerals in milk

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Calcium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium

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10
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What are the main salts in milk

A

Phosphates, chlorides, citrates, caseinates

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11
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What is cheese

A

Fermented milk based food products

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12
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How are dairy species classified

A

Coagulation agent, texture/moisture, mature or fresh and microbiota (rennet or acid)

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13
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How is cheese made

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From combined action of enzyme rennin (rennet) and lactic acid bacteria

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14
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What are the main proteins in cheese

A

Casein and alpha and beta lactoglobulin

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15
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What influences the protein content

A

Ripening and coagulation

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16
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Why is cheese classed as a high quality protein

A

Provides good amounts of essential AA

17
Q

What is butter

A

An emulsion of water in oil made by churning fresh or fermented cream or milk

18
Q

What is cream

A

Fat globules that rise to surface when milk is left to stand

19
Q

What is classed as a portion of dairy

A

One 200ml glass of milk
150g yogurt
30g cheese

20
Q

What is the bacterial retardant of the egg

A

The egg white which protects the yolk

21
Q

What is the air cell of the yolk

A

Contraction is contents in egg when egg cools allowing air penetrate and form cell at heavy end of egg

22
Q

What is the egg shell

A

Outer layer containing pores enabling O2 and CO2 to penetrate, also consists of mainly calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate

23
Q

What is the egg white

A

Three layers of primary protein to protect the egg yolk from penetrating bacteria

24
Q

What is the egg yolk

A

Component of egg the consists of mostly fat and some protein

25
What are the shell membranes
Outer and inner cell membranes which are immediately inside the shell and regulate evaporation and air circulation and have a protective function against bacteria