Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 components of the Dairy Industry

A

Farm Management and Milk Production
Milk Procurement and Field Service
Processing and Manufacturing
Distribution and Marketing

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2
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What percent of milk goes to actual fluid milk?

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28%

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3
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What is per captia consumption for SDSU students

A

1.7 gallons

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4
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What product of milk contains 50% of all milk produced?

A

Cheese

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5
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What are the 7 milk products?

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Fluid, Cheese, Frozen, Butter, Cultured, Condensed and Dried

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6
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Which product is exported the most?

A

Dried

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7
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Which product is easiest to transport in bulk?

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Condensed

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8
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What are the two markets?

A

Domestic and International

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9
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Domestic markets account for how much of the whole world?

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13%

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10
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Legal Description of Milk

A

A lacteal secretion, containing practically no colostrum, obtained by the complete milking of one or more healthy cows.

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11
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How many states allow the sale of raw milk?

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13-It can not cross state lines

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12
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Packaged milk must contain no less than what percent solids (not fat)?

A

8.25%

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13
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What percent of packaged milk must be fat?

A

3.25% or 1% as labeled

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14
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What is the average amount of lactose in milk?

A

5.03%

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15
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Percent of average mineral ash?

A

0.73%

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16
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What percent of milk is water?

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88%

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17
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What percent of milk is protein?

A

3.14%

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18
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Percent of milk is milkfat?

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3.76%

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19
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What is Milkfat?

A

a Glycerol molecule with three fatty acid side chains (a Triglyceride)

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20
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What is Milk Protein?

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A chemical compound comprised of long chains of nitrogen containing subgroups of amino acids

21
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What is used to test the quantity of protein in a sample?

22
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What are the two general categories of proteins?

A

Casein and Whey/Serum

23
Q

Which category of protein is most common?

A

Casein at 80%

24
Q

T/F Casein proteins are heat stable.

25
Name 6 Casein uses.
Whipped toppings, Food grade films, plastics, synthetic milks, glues, meat binders and ingredients in other dairy products
26
At what pH do non casein proteins remain in solution?
4.6
27
What happens when the pH is lowered to or below 4.6?
Casein proteins will precipitate from solution
28
What variants can change the percent of fat secreted?
Breed, Feed Ration, Cow, Season
29
What is the component responsible for color and opacity of milk?
Fat
30
What is now a co-factor in milk pricing?
milk fat
31
How many calories per gram does fat components of milk contribute?
9-Half the total calories per serving
32
What contributes the greatest percentage of unique characteristics of flavors?
The short chain, saturated fatty acids.
33
What day of the week do most issues arise in milk tests?
Saturday followed by Sunday
34
What does "ase" mean?
enzyme
35
What does "ose" mean?
Surgar
36
Phosphatase should be?
Negitive
37
What two categories are listed under Grade A Milk?
Raw and Pasturized
38
What two sugars make up a Disccrides?
Glucose and Galactose
39
What is lactose intolerance?
the inability to break apart the two sugars in disaccahrides
40
Name the six things lactose does.
``` Controls Fermentation Contributes to texture and solibility Color and Flavor of highly heated products Affects chemical stability Contributes to the flavor Contributes calories ```
41
What flavor does lactose create create in the milk?
A sweet flavor, also holds other flavors (taste like onions after being exposed etc)
42
Is also found in candies and pharmacy supplies to hold active ingredients
Lactose
43
Whole milk is fortified with how much Vitamin D
4000 IU
44
What is the job of Vitamin D in the body?
It places calcium in the correct spot.
45
What does ESL stand for?
Extended Shelf Life
46
What two regulations must be met in fluid milk?
All milk must be a Grade A and it must meet the code of Federal Regulation and be pasteurized
47
What is the Regulations code for Ice Cream?
CFR.21.135
48
Name five sweeteners in ice cream
Sucrose, Frucose, Dextrose, Corn Syrup Solids, High Fructose Corn Syrup and Blends of the above.
49
Name three non nutritive high intensity sweeteners
Stevia, Asparteme and Aceculfame Potassium