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When milk is heated, what milk components are found in the skin formed on the surface?

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How did the characteristics of the reconstituted nonfat dry milk and the skim milk differ? Why was there a difference?



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Answer to Question 1

Heating milk causes water to evaporate and results in a concentration of casein, fat, and mineral salts. This forms a thin skin that will scorch easily and trap steam.

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Nonfat dry milk is nutritionally similar to fat-free (nonfat) milk. Both are fortified with vitamins A and D, but the levels of vitamins in the nonfat dry milk may be reduced by 20. Nonfat dried milk has a longer shelf life of approximately a year. The flavor in the nonfat dried milk is inferior, but it is suitable for making batters and dough.




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Reply 2 on: Aug 19, 2018
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