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1
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whole milk

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88% water, 3.5% milkfat, 8.5% other milk solids

2
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Pasteurization significantly affects nutritional value of milk.

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False

3
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TCS

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time and temperature control for safety

4
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pasteurization

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the process of heating milk to a sufficiently high temperature (161F) for a short amount of time (15 sec) to destroy pathogenic bacteria.

5
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ultra-pasteurization

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the process of heating milk to very high temperatures (275F) for a very short time (2- 4 sec) to destroy virtually all bacteria.

6
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Ultra-high-temperature (UHT) processing

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held at 280-300F for 2-6 seconds and then packaged n sterile containers under sterile conditions.

7
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Homogenization

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fat globules in whole milk reduced in size and permanently dispersed throughout the liquid.

8
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Why is most milk homogenized even though it’s not required?

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Whiter, uniform appearance, and richer taste.

9
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Reduced-fat milk

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2% milkfat. Also known as 2% milk or less-fat milk.

10
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Low-fat milk

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1% milkfat. Also known as little-fat milk.

11
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Nonfat milk

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0.5% milkfat. Also known as fat-free, no-fat, or skim milk

12
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Sweetened condensed milk can be substituted for whole milk.

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False

13
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Heavy cream is pasteurized and homogenized.

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False

14
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Cultured dairy products include

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yogurt, sour cream, & buttermilk.

15
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butter

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a fatty substance produced by agitating or churning cream. At least 80% milkfat, 16% water, and 2-4% milk solids.

16
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lactose

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a disaccharide that occurs naturally in mammalian milk; milk sugar

17
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whole butter

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butter that is not clarified, whipped, or reduced-fat

18
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rancidity

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the decomposition of fats by exposure of oxygen, resulting in off-flavors and destruction of nutritive components.

19
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margarine

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not a dairy product. made from animal or vegetable fats or a combination of such fats.

20
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green cheese

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cheese processed by cutting, kneading, and cooking.

21
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fresh or unripened cheese

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uncooked and unripened cheese. Highly perishable. Include mozzarella, mascarpone, and feta.

22
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soft cheeses

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characterized by thin skins and creamy centers. Ripen quickly and are at peak for only a few days, sometimes less. Moisture content 50-75%. Include brie, taleggio, and boursin.

23
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semisoft cheeses

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mild & buttery with smooth, sliceable textures. AKA monastery or Trappist cheese. Includes gorgonzola, gouda, and stilton.

24
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firm cheeses

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not hard or brittle. some are close-textured and flaky. some are dense and holey. Include cheddar, american cheddar, and colby.

25
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hard cheeses

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carefully aged for extended periods and have moisture content of about 30%. Include asiago, pecorino romano, and parmigiano-reggiano (parmesan). Good for grating.

26
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goat’s-milk cheeses

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sharp, tangy flavor. Range in texture from very soft to very hard, depending on age. Include Chevre.