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Milk as food
Which gland is milk secreted from,
Where do the nutrients from milk ...,
What types of substances need tra...
15
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biochemical composition of milk
Factors that affect milk producti...,
Whta of milk is milk solids,
What are milk solids comprised of
39
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Brewing
Four main ingredients in beer,
What does malt commonly refer to,
What is malting
38
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Functional properties of Milk
4 physical and chemical changes,
What happens during cold storage,
What associations occur during he...
15
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Physical properties of milk
Physical structures of milk,
Why is milk a colloidal system,
Why is milk an oil in water solution
58
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Preservation and processing
Thermisation heat time and goal,
Goal of pastuerisation,
Types of pastuerisation and what ...
42
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Dairy Products
3 whole milk products,
3 milk protein products,
3 milk fat products
25
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ingredient and brewing overview
Four main ingrediants of beer,
What is malt,
What is malting
18
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Malting/germination process
Three main components to barley s...,
Role of the husk,
Why is the husk useful in brewing
43
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milling, mashing, lautering
What is milling,
What type of mill is used to make...,
Why are small particles important
26
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Wort boiling/clarifying
How long is the sweet wort normal...,
What is often added suring boiling,
What are kettle finings
22
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Fermentation, maturation, clarification carbonation
Why must the wort be aerated duri...,
Where is yeast grown and how is i...,
Why must yeast be healthy
29
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Yeast metabolism and beer flavour
What does the first tier of the f...,
What flavours do hops add to beer,
What flavours does malt add to beer
35
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F&V Intro
What is the respiration quotient rq,
Rq value for complete oxidation o...,
What does low rq suggest
15
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Ripening, hormones and maturation
Types of supporting tissue,
Types of vascular tissues,
Name given to the outer protectiv...
33
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Organic acids, protein changes and flavour violatiles
Role of protein in fruit,
Of protein in fruitvege,
Of lipids in f v
35
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Handling and storage quality
Factors affecting quality changes...,
Relationship between temp and res...,
What is q10
89
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Processing
Potential health benefits of phyt...,
What can processing do to phytoch...,
What can occur to phytochemicals ...
21
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Meat Industry + classification
How much does the meat industry c...,
Major markets exported to,
Legislation affecting the meat in...
26
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Muscle structure
Largest to smallest structures of...,
What are myofibrils made up of,
What are myofibrils made up of
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Water and WHC
Of water in lean red meat muscle,
Ration of water to protein,
What does retained water contribu...
26
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Muscle to meat
What theory is used to describe m...,
What is the sliding filament theo...,
Describe myosin structure
57
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Fish Quality
Sensory microbial and chemical qu...,
How many phases of deterioration ...,
Describe phase 1
63
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Differences between land animals and fish
Difference between fish and meat ...,
Which has more supportive ct and why,
Structural difference
14
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what are QMS's (dairy)
What are qms,
Why are qms used,
How are qms controlled managed
13
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GMP (brewing)
Legally recognised food systems i...,
Components of nz food systems,
Which system is required under th...
20
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fruit and vege QMS
Global food safety intiatives gsf...,
What is nzgap,
What does nzgap define and endorse
17
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meat + allergens
Four dimensions of quality of meat,
What do documents do 4,
How can documentation be kept use...
7
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