hygienic aspects of dairy Flashcards

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technological aspect of dairy production

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  1. milk collected
  2. trained milk driver takes samples, fills and labels test tube
  3. tubes transferred to processing company (check in lab)
  4. 2x month check by accredited lab for EU
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good quality milk

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  • free of debris and sediment
  • free of off-flavours
  • free of chemicals
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milk production steps

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  1. raw milk
  2. filtration
  3. cooling
  4. collection
  5. trasnprot
  6. quality control
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milk filtration

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ensures highest quality and detects health problems

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cooling procedure

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  • 4oC until collected for further processing
  • quickly cooled from 38oC from leaving cow to 4oC with a mixer
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mechanical processing of milk

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  • removal of impurities
  • adjusting share of milk fat
  • decreased globules milk fat
  • removal of MO
  • removal of air and gases
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milk/cream separator

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  • removes cream from whole milk
  • separation by centrifugal force, cream goes to centre, milk outer edge
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bactofugation

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  • centrifugal process removing spores
  • used in milk processing
  • 2 types of bactofuge (2 phase with 2 outlets and 1 phase with 1 outlet)
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homogenisation of milk

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  • standardise and disperse milk fat globules to increase texture, appearance and taste
  • subjected to high pressure
  • results = stable emulsion, whiter colour, stable
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deaeration of milk

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  • remove unwanted odours and Degas milk, increasing density of milk
  • stored longer
  • vacuum removes dissolved air, heated 68oC then decreased to 60oC, product boils and dissolved air is released with vapours
  • steam -> condenses and goes back
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heat treatment

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destroy MO, increase quality and durability

  • pasteurisation T<100
    sterilisation T>100
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batch pasterusation

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heating every particle of milk min 69oC for at least 30mins

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13
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types of milk on market- thermal processing

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raw
fresh
pasteurised
sterilised

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types of milk on market - fat content

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whole
reduced
low
fat free

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