Set yoghurt contained in cup and being convenient for straw to suck, and preparation method thereof
A technology of solidified yogurt and straws, applied to milk preparations, bacteria used in food preparation, dairy products, etc., can solve the problems of the elderly and children who are not as convenient as sucking with straws, yogurt transportation, storage inconvenience, and difficulty in sucking, etc. , to achieve the effects of large-scale production, simple operation, and easy smoking
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Embodiment 1
[0020] Produced according to the following raw materials: 850kg of raw milk, 80kg of white sugar, 10kg of collagen, 10kg of concentrated whey protein, and 50kg of bacteria (the mass ratio of Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus is 1:3);
[0021] Preparation steps:
[0022] Step (1), filter the raw milk with a milk cleaner or a 100-mesh screen;
[0023] Step (2), cooling the filtered raw milk to 2-6°C after pasteurization;
[0024] Step (3), adding white sugar, concentrated whey protein powder, and collagen to the milk obtained in step (2), stirring, and homogenizing at 18-20MP with a homogenizer;
[0025] Step (4), heating the homogenized milk to 95±1°C to sterilize for 300s, then cooling down to below 10°C, then adding fermentation strains;
[0026] Step (5), pre-fermentation: ferment the emulsion obtained in step (4) at 40°C for 2-2.5 hours, and then enter post-fermentation; post-fermentation: ferment the pre-fermented emulsion at 43°C for 2-2.5 hours; ...
Embodiment 2
[0029] Produced according to the following raw materials: raw milk 800kg, white sugar 60kg, collagen 10kg, whey protein concentrate 10kg, bacteria 40kg (the mass ratio of Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus is 1:4);
[0030] Preparation steps:
[0031] Step (1), filter the raw milk with a milk cleaner or a 100-mesh screen;
[0032] Step (2), cooling the filtered raw milk to 2-6°C after pasteurization;
[0033] Step (3), adding white sugar, concentrated whey protein powder, and collagen to the milk obtained in step (2), stirring, and homogenizing at 18-20MP with a homogenizer;
[0034] Step (4), heating the homogenized milk to 95±1°C to sterilize for 300s, then cooling down to below 10°C, then adding fermentation strains;
[0035] Step (5), pre-fermentation: ferment the emulsion obtained in step (4) at 40°C for 2-2.5 hours, and then enter post-fermentation; post-fermentation: ferment the pre-fermented emulsion at 43°C for 2-2.5 hours;
[0036] Step (6), t...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Produced according to the following raw materials: 880kg of raw milk, 100kg of white sugar, 20kg of collagen, 20kg of concentrated whey protein, 60kg of bacteria (the mass ratio of Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus is 3:8);
[0039] Preparation steps:
[0040] Step (1), filter the raw milk with a milk cleaner or a 100-mesh screen;
[0041] Step (2), cooling the filtered raw milk to 2-6°C after pasteurization;
[0042] Step (3), adding white sugar, concentrated whey protein powder, and collagen to the milk obtained in step (2), stirring, and homogenizing with a homogenizer at 18-20MP;
[0043] Step (4), heating the homogenized milk to 95±1°C to sterilize for 300s, then cooling down to below 10°C, then adding fermentation strains;
[0044] Step (5), pre-fermentation: ferment the emulsion obtained in step (4) at 40°C for 2-2.5 hours, and then enter post-fermentation; post-fermentation: ferment the pre-fermented emulsion at 43°C for 2-2.5 hours;
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