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  1. Processing Effects on Physiochemical Properties of Natural and Reformulated Creams

    … phase components were used to re-emulsify low-melt butteroil into creams with a desired 20% milkfat. The implications of pasteurization process, homogenization sequence, and formulation on the physicochemical properties of reformulated and natural creams were investigated. Creams …

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  2. The effect of milkfat melting properties on chemical and physical properties of 20% reformulated cream

    … phase components were used to re-emulsify low-melt and medium-melt fraction butteroils to yield 20% milkfat creams. The implications of separation temperature in obtaining components, melting point characteristics, and formulation on the chemical and physical properties of reformulated and …

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