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English : Impact of high oleic safflower oil as a milk fat replacer on physicochemical properties of ice milk
Arabic : تأثير زيت القرطم مرتفع في حمض الاوليك كبديل لدهن اللبن على الخواص الطبيعية - الكيمائية للمثلج اللبنى
Abstract Substituted high oleic safflower oil in dairy products as a fat replacer is desirable to meet consumer concerns for dietary healthy food. Ice milk mixes prepared by various substitution levels of high oleic safflower oil of 25%,50%,75% and 100% from milk fat, plus the control which contain 4 % milk fat were investigated. Results indicated that the increase in the replacement level of high oleic safflower oil induced a significant decrease in concentration of saturated fatty acids especially (palmitic acid C16:0) and significant increase of mono - unsaturated fatty acids (oleic acid C18:1). Mean while, there was no significant decrease in specific gravity, weight /gallon Results showed significant decrease in the viscosity values as the proportion of high oleic safflower oil of the prepared ice milk mixes treatments was increased. . Whereas, pH values did not exert significant effect in ice milk mixes. Overrun values of ice milk from milk fat with safflower oil substitution of 25, 50 and 75% were significantly decreased compared with the 100% safflower oil and control of 100% milk fat. Moreover Ice milk made with substitution level of 25 % high oleic safflower oil had significant increase in melting resistance which gradually decreased with increase of the substituted levels replacement milk fat with 25 and 50% high oleic safflower oil. While replacing milk fat by 25% and 50% high oleic safflower oil significantly decrease peroxide values in fresh and after three menthes in freeze-storage. Meanwhile acid value decreased significantly when compared with the control during freeze- storage for three months. Sensory evaluation showed that ice milk containing 25 % and 50% safflower oil had the highest score and could be satisfactory in fulfilment the requirements of dietary purpose. Key words: Ice milk, Oleic acid, Safflower oil, physicochemical properties, Fatty acids composition, Oxidation, Sensory.
Publication year 2009
Pages 131-141
Availability location معهد بحوث الانتاج الحيوانى- شارع نادى الصيد- الدقى - الجيزة
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Organization Name
    Animal Production Research Institute (APRI)
City الزقازيق
serial title Zagazig university Medical Journal
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Author(s) from ARC
AGROVOC
TERMS
Chemicophysical properties. Milk fat. Oleic acid. Oxidation. Safflower oil.
Proposed Agrovoc ice milk;Fatty acids composition;
Publication Type Journal

 
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