PART 2 Flashcards

1
Q

___ milk filtration, however, reduces the butterfat content of the milk, and thereby affects its composition.

A

cold

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2
Q

process used to separate particles

A

filtration

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3
Q

process used in processing skimmed milk

A

ultrafiltration

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4
Q

is often used to concentrate the proteins in skimmed milk, and the retentate from this process can be used as a concentrate in the process of milk standardization.

A

ultrafiltratiob

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5
Q

involves the use of centrifuges to spin off foreign material.

A

clarification

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6
Q

are also used to separate milk in modern processing plants, to remove the cream and for production of skimmed or semi-skimmed milk.

A

centrifuges

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7
Q

is very important when the milk is homogenized, as it removes leucocytes and epithelial cells from the milk.

A

clarificatiob

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8
Q

___ is carried out by forcing the milk through a tiny aperture under high pressure (around 210 kg/cm2 or 3000 Ib/in2).

A

Homogenization

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9
Q

This process breaks up the fat globules in the milk to give an even and stable dispersion of the butterfat, and breaks down any cross-links formed between caseins, reducing the curd tension of the milk.

A

homogenization

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10
Q

when activated impart a rancid flavour.

A

lipase

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11
Q

Lipase can be denatured by heat treatment, so homogenized milk is immediately sterilized

A

pasteurized

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12
Q

developed in the late 19th Century, requires milk to be heated to between 62.8°C and 65.6°C, and held for 30 min at this temperature.

A

holding method pasteurization

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13
Q

This method was developed from a technique called ‘flash pasteurization’, used in the early part of the 20th Century, where milk was heated to around 72°C

A

HTST

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14
Q

UHT temp and time

A

135C, 1sec

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15
Q

direct methods utilize heat exchanger while indirect involve passing of steam

A

false. baliktas

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16
Q

heat temp during sterilization

A

> 100C

17
Q

is the Critical Control Point in a HACCP for liquid milk

A

pasteurization

18
Q

after pasteurization, milk should be cooled immediately to below ___C, and packaged without delay.

A

10°C

19
Q

milk that has not achieved proper pasteurization is discarded

A

false. is diverted back to the raw milk silo for re-pasteurization, and there can be no cross-contamination of treated milk with untreated milk.

20
Q

can be used as a test for correct pasteurization

A

phosphatase test

21
Q

is a natural milk enzyme, and it is used as the indicator enzyme.

A

phosphatase

22
Q

Properly pasteurized milk is phosphatase positive, and this is often used in legislation as a milk standard.

A

negative

23
Q

is the portion of milk, rich in butterfat, that rises to the surface when milk is allowed to stand.

A

cream

24
Q

Cream sold as whipping cream has a butterfat content of

A

> 35%

25
Q

butterfat content of clotted cream

A

> 55%

26
Q

butterfat content of half cream, single, double cream

A

12,18,48

27
Q

UHT treatment of cream involves

A

140c 2s

28
Q

Flavorings and colourings are usually added to the ice cream base before pasteurization

A

after

29
Q

produced by coagulating the caseins in milk, using rennet or other suitable enzymes, or by the development of lactic acid produced during bacterial fermentation.

A

cheese

30
Q

Commonly, cheesemaking involves a combination of ___ and ___

A

enzyme action and bacterial fermentation

31
Q

without gas holes

with gas holes

soft cheese- unripened

A
  • cheddar
    leicersberg
  • emmental
    jarlsberg

cottage cheese
formage frais

32
Q

Yoghurt (also spelled yogurt or yoghourt) is fermented milk, and contains over __ cells/ml of both Streptococcus ___ and Lactobacillus ___

A

1M

thermophilus

delbruecki subsp. bulgaris.

33
Q

food legislation in PH

A

RA 10611 FSA of 2013

34
Q

The ‘milk’ in ice cream may begin in a number of forms, but once the base is prepared, it should be pasteurized at __, __ or ___.

A

65.6°C for 30 min
71.1°C for 10 min
79.4°C for 15 s

35
Q

The ice cream base may also be sterilized using __

A

148°C for 2

36
Q

. Ice cream must be cooled to below _°C within __ min of heat treatment, and held at this temperature until freezing begins.

A

7
90

37
Q

A temperature of below °C will improve the shelf life of the ice cream.

A

4

38
Q

investigator of typhoid mary

A

george soper