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The Ultimate Guide to Making Yoghurt

The Ultimate Guide to Making Yoghurt

These two bacteria (L. Bulgaricus and S. thermophilus) co-exist in a symbiotic relationship (protocooperation) involving the exchange of several metabolites that provide mutual growth stimulating effects that lead to increased acidification of the milk and terminal bacterial population. 

Best Calf Management Practices From Birth To Weaning

Best Calf Management Practices From Birth To Weaning

Calves can be very vulnerable to external conditions, which can increase their chances of death. It is necessary to implement the calf management practices we’ll discuss in this article to reduce chances of death. Calves under these conditions will also ...

Bacterial Zoonoses: Classification, Diagnosis and Control

Bacterial Zoonoses: Classification, Diagnosis and Control

Zoonotic diseases are infectious diseases that are naturally transmitted between humans and animals. They can be transmitted by bacteria, fungi, viruses, or parasites. Bacteria are chiefly responsible for propagating bacterial zoonoses.

13 Costly Ice Cream Defects & Their Remedies

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.

The Ultimate Guide to Butter Making

The Ultimate Guide to Butter Making

Butter is a water-in-oil emulsion with the milk proteins acting as the emulsifiers. At refrigeration temperatures, butter remains a firm solid. However, it softens into a spreadable consistency and melts into a liquid at relatively low temperatures.

Pearson’s Square & Mass Balancing Methods of Standardization

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% ...