They are marketed and served in their soft form as soon as they leave the freezer (at between negative eight to negative six degrees centigrade). The actual freezing takes place at between -15°C to -20°C for 3 – 5 minutes. ...
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Best Machines for Making Ice Cream, Sorbet, & Frozen Yoghurt: Buyer’s Guide
Making high quality ice cream consistently is not an easy undertaking. If you are going to do it as a business, you’ll need to have reliable equipment to facilitate the process.
Milk Fever: Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention Measures
A positive diagnosis is given when the blood calcium level goes below 8.5 mg/dl (or 2 mmol/l). Incalf cows need to replenish the calcium that the fetus needs for growth, which is about 30 g per day.
Effective Sampling Plan & Sampling Techniques To Get The Best Analytical Samples
Sampling facilitates comprehensive analysis of any given product for quality assurance. A sample represents the quality of the entire volume of the product under consideration.
Animal Diseases & Zoonoses: Diagnosis, Treatment & Control
Diseases that spread through contact are contagious. They can spread through direct contact (e.g. anthrax) or indirect contact when an infectious material gets on an auxiliary body such as feeds or posts then another animal picks it up
Fungal Intoxication in Food: Mycotoxin (Aflatoxin) Poisoning
Mycotoxins are poisonous fungal metabolites of which, aflatoxins are the most prominent. They are produced when someone ingests fungal-infested food and can be very toxic, even lethal. Aflatoxins are the biggest threat of all forms of fungal intoxication on food.
Pearson’s Square & Mass Balancing Methods of Standardization
Milk standardization is important in the dairy industry because it is used to ensure that every consumer gets milk with constant fat content and consistency. Primarily, milk may be separated into two products; cream with high fat content (about 40% ...
Non-dairy Creamer Market Riding on Coattails of ‘Fat-free’, ‘Plant-based’ and ‘Organic’: FMI Study
Nearly 2 million metric tons of non-dairy creamers were consumed in 2018 totaling a market value worth US$ 2.3 billion. According to FMI’s latest study, fat-free, plant-based and organic are being received positively by consumers, encouraging manufacturers to experiment.
Hardware Disease in Cattle: Diagnosis & Control Measures
Hardware disease in cattle, also known as bovine traumatic reticuloperitonitis, is one of the most overlooked phenomena by cattle farmers.
13 Costly Ice Cream Defects & Their Remedies
Ice cream, just like any other food products have some defects that affect the quality. These ice cream defects may affect the flavor, the texture, the color, and the melting quality of the final product.
Viral, Rickettsial and Parasitic Zoonoses: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Control Measures
Bacterial zoonoses pose a greater health risk to humans. Viral zoonoses compound the risk since they spread fast and are hard to contain.
The Ice Cream Overrun & 6 Other Active Ice Cream Ingredients
A standard ice cream consists of 10% butterfat, 11% MSNF,