Categorias: Todos - protein - milk - solubility - applications

por Teoh Lee Yuan 3 anos atrás

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PROTEIN-BASED INGREDIENTS

Protein-based ingredients derived from milk and soybeans are prevalent in various food applications due to their functional properties. Milk protein isolates and caseinates are notable for their high protein content and emulsification capabilities, making them suitable for items such as icings, frozen desserts, and bakery products.

PROTEIN-BASED 
INGREDIENTS

PROTEIN-BASED INGREDIENTS

SOY PROTEIN ISOLATE

Extracted from dehulled / defatted soybeans with water or mild alkali
Highly refined protein

SOY PROTEIN CONCENTRATE

Fortification of bars & cereals
Economical
High dietary fibre (20%)
Prepared through: acid leaching extraction with liquid alcohol protein denaturation with moist heat water extraction

MILK PROTEIN ISOLATES

Good emulsification & water binding properties
Icings
Whipped toppings
Frozen desserts
Retort stability for heat-treated product
Liquid nutritional supplements
Bakery items
Contain all essential amino acids from skim milk
Protein content: 89- 94%
Caseinates + soluble whey protein

CASEIN & CASEINATE

Applications: coffee whitener, cream liquers, sausages, whipped toppings, dried mix beverages
Properties: high solubility, low viscosity, clean flavour, excellent emulsification properties, freeze thaw stability, high fat and water binding ability
> 85% protein content
Through addition of acid / microbial culture to precipitae casein from whey
Produced from skim milk at pH 4.6

WHEY PROTEIN ISOLATES (WPI)

Properties: bland flavour high: gel strength, viscosity, aeration, water binding ability, solubility
Low lactose ( < 1%) ; low fat ( <0.5%)
High cost
> 90% protein content (pure protein)

WHEY PROTEIN CONCENTRATE (WPC)

Applications: egg substitutes, cakes, nutritional bars, high protein beverages, ice cream, frozen yoghurt
Functions: thickening agent, emulsifier, gelling agent to increase viscosity to improve texture
function over a wide pH range
~ 75% protein

WHEY PROTEIN

Denatured state
Lose its solubility at pH 4 to 6.5
Native state
Perform emulsification & whipping properties
Highly soluble
Serum / watery portion of milk that remains after cheese production
Contains all essential amino acids
Dry whey: 76% lactose, 13% protein, 1% fat & 10% ash
Lactose, minerals, protein, & trace of fats