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Lactose (Edible) is a product manufactured from fresh sweet whey by separation, crystallization, concentration, washing, drying and milling. It is a white to yellowish, free-flowing crystalline powder, with a neutral taste and a slightly sweet odor. Lactose has a variety of applications in food products, including as sweetener in chocolate and infant nutrition, as a carrier for seasonings, and an ingredient in baked goods and confectionaries.
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Acid Casein (Fresh Curd) is a food additive manufactured from fresh pasteurized skimmed cow’s milk, by precipitation with food grade hydrochloric acid. It is a dried granular, free-flowing powder with a high protein content. It has a variety of applications in the manufacturing of food products, including sports nutrition, cheese, yogurt, energy bars, drinks and meat. Acid Casein (Fresh Curd) is also used as a functional ingredient to stabilize emulsions and for the manufacturing of fat filleds, toppings and foamers.
Demineralized Whey Powder (40%) is made from sweet cheese whey by partial demineralization (40%), concentration and spray drying. This product has a fat content of 1.5% (max) and a protein content of 11% (min). It s a creamy white powder with a bland, slightly sweet taste. Whey Powder is used in a variety of applications, including infant nutrition, dairy, ice-cream and baked goods.
Demineralized Whey Powder (90%) is made from sweet cheese whey by partial demineralization (90%), concentration and spray drying. This product has a fat content of 1% (max) and a protein content of 12% (min). It s a creamy white powder with a bland, slightly sweet taste. Whey Powder is used in a variety of applications, including infant nutrition, dairy, ice-cream and baked goods.
Anhydrous Milk Fat (98.8%) is a food product produced from fresh cream or first grade butter by means of physical processes only, during which water and non-fat dry matter are extracted. It is light yellow liquid, with a sweet, butter-like taste. Anhydrous Milk Fat is used as an ingredient in a variety of food products.