milk Flashcards
discuss the nutritional significance of milk in the diet - protein
-an excellent source of easily digestible HBV protein
-the main proteins present are caseinogen and lactalbumin
-3.4%
discuss the nutritional significance of milk in the diet - fat
-saturated fat is present in small droplets dispersed throughout milk, making it easy to digest
-amount of fat present depends on the type of milk
-whole(4%), low fat(1%)
discuss the nutritional significance of milk in the diet - carbohydrates
-contains carbohydrates in the form of disaccharide lactose(sugar)
-lacks dietary fibre and starch
-4.8%
discuss the nutritional significance of milk in the diet - vitamins
-a good source of vitamin A,contains a small amount of vitamin D
a valuable source if B group vitamins particularly B1(thiamine), B2(riboflavin) and B3(niacin)
discuss the nutritional significance of milk in the diet - minerals
-an excellent source of calcium
-contains trace amounts of magnesium and potassium
-lacks iron
describe one process used by manufacturers to extend the shelf life of milk - name
pasteurisation
describe one process used by manufacturers to extend the shelf life of milk - how the process is carried out
milk is homogenised and then milk is heated to 72C for 25 seconds, and then cooled quickly at 10C
describe one process used by manufacturers to extend the shelf life of milk - packaging and labelling
packaging - type of milk, glass bottles, cartons, metal cans,
labelling - include labels such as type of milk, brand quality of milk, date stamp, nutritional information, storage instructions
outline the process involved in the homogenisation of milk
milk is heated to 60*C to break up the large fat globules and disperse them evenly throughout the milk
complete the table in relation to the processing of milk - ultra heat treatment - temperature, time, effect
temperature - 132*C
time - 1 to 2 seconds
effect - shelf life is extended and it does not require refrigeration