Week11C2 : cold processing Flashcards

1
Q

How does the cold processing work to increase the shelf life

A

doesn’t kill microbes or denature enzymes but it slows the rate of deterioration of food.

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2
Q

What is the temperature of common refrigerators

A

below 4˚C or 40˚F.

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3
Q

What are the variable that needs to be controlled in refrigeration

A
  1. high RH
  2. Good air circulation
  3. Temperature
  4. Gas atmopsheres
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4
Q

T or F : freezing results in change in the sensory qualities

A

False not if it is done properly

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5
Q

What other kitchen appliance has improved the convenience of frozen foods

A

microwave

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6
Q

T or F : the freezing point of food products is 0˚C

A

false

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7
Q

Complete : dissolved solutes results in freezing point ____

A

depression

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8
Q

What is the temperature of the eutectic point for most foods?

A

-50˚C

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9
Q

What is the common commercial temperature of freezing

A

-18˚C

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10
Q

What is the eutectic point

A

the temperature at which the residual and the solutes water co-crystallize.

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11
Q

At commercial temperature _____ of the water in a food products is in the crystalline state

A

99%

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12
Q

Why does frozen product can continue to deteriorate?

A

because some water is still available for chemical reactions

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13
Q

What are the changes that can occur in frozen foods ?

A
  1. reduction in solubility
  2. Denaturation of proteins
  3. change in pH
  4. Destruction of sensitive emulsion
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14
Q

What is the reason of the formation of crystals in ice cream?

A

reduction in the solubility of lactose with water

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15
Q

Why is there denaturation of protein in frozen foods

A

because the remaining salt or acids are concentrated in frozen food and that can have an impact on the peptide bonds.

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16
Q

Why can’t you put mayo in the freezer?

A

because it will loose the emulsion

17
Q

Why can’t you put coke in the freezer

A

because of the loss of gas solubility.

18
Q

Why does the water expands in the freezer?

A

because of its hydrogen bonding.

19
Q

Slow freezing produces ____ crystals while fast freezing produces _____ ice crystals

A

larger

smaller

20
Q

Complete : as _____ increases, the rate of freezing increases

A

airflow

21
Q

____ the temperature differential and faster is the rate of freezing

A

Higher

22
Q

What is the freezing point of liquid nitrogen?

A

-198˚C

23
Q

what percentage of the food product cost is due to freezing?

A

10%

24
Q

what are the fluctuating temperature of freezers?

A

-22˚C to -12˚C

25
Q

Subjecting milk to temperatures >100°C for ~1 second using direct steam injection is ……

A

UHT

26
Q

A container that is made of cardboard, aluminum foil and plastic and that is formed on-site is ……

A

tetra brick

27
Q

The decrease of the freezing point of a solvent on addition of a non-volatile solute is ……

A

freezing point depression

28
Q

Fast freezing produces …… ice crystals

A

large

29
Q

Production (freezing) represents …… of the total cost of frozen products.

A

10%

30
Q

According to the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, liquids of gases that have boiling points below -180 °C are referred to as ……

A

cryogenic liquids

31
Q

…… °C is the accepted temperature financially and commercially to store frozen products.

A

-18

32
Q

What the boiling point of cryogenic liquids?

A

Below -180˚C