Ultra-High Temperature Processing of Milk Ultrafiltered to 3x Concentration and Effects of Phosphate Addition on Gelation
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Journal of Dairy Science
Volume
1
Publication Date
1989
First Page
135
Abstract
Whole and skim milk were ultrafiltered to 3x concn. (vol. reduction). Calcium sequestering agents (0.1% of disodium phosphate, sodium tripolyphosphate or sodium hexametophosphate) were added. Milk was homogenized then was preheated to 70 degrees C, then UHT-treated at 135 degrees C for 8 s. Samples of UHT milk were stored at room temp. All samples containing phosphate salts sedimented extensively after 60 days. Control samples containing no added salts were stable after 120 days.
Recommended Citation
Savello, P.S., D. J. McMahon and R.J. Brown. 1989. Ultra-high temperature processing of milk ultrafiltered to 3x concentration and effects of phosphate addition on gelation. 84th American Dairy Science Association Meeting, J. Dairy Sci:Supp. 1, 135.