Lactose free milk products

A technology for dairy products and products, applied in the field of lactose-free dairy products, can solve the problems of reduced production efficiency, loss of nutritional balance, and unrecovered carbohydrate content.

Active Publication Date: 2020-11-03
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Although the sweetness of the composition is reduced compared to lactose hydrolyzed milk, the carbohydrate content is not restored, resulting in loss of nutritional balance and greatly reduced production efficiency

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[0079] Preparation of lactose-free skimmed milk products

[0080] Lactose-free skim milk products are prepared as ready-to-mix liquids, liquid concentrates or dry powders. To prepare such lactose-free skim milk powder products (LF-SMP), the ratio of total digestible carbohydrates to milk protein is preferably comparable to that in whole lactose skim milk powder (SMP) to provide suitable nutrition for the adult consumer balance. When reconstituted from a lactose-free milk powder product, the viscosity of such skim milk products is such that it is comparable to skim milk at the same temperature and solids content.

[0081] An amount of lactose-free milk protein concentrate as milk protein concentrate (MPC), microfiltered milk protein concentrate (MMPC) or milk protein isolate (MPI) is added to one or more digestible polysaccharide hydrolysates and certain amount of minerals. The milk protein concentrate may be produced by filtration techniques to provide a milk protein concen...

Embodiment 1

[0109] Example 1 - Laboratory-scale preparation of a liquid lactose-free skim milk product with a nutritional balance comparable to skim milk to identify suitable digestible polysaccharide hydrolysates to replace lactose when milk-derived minerals are included.

[0110]For industrial relevance, commercial dairy material originates from modern dairy plants that routinely produce milk protein concentrate (MPC) isolates from milk using membrane technology and recover the mineral components using a range of technologies , lactose and other milk fractions. All dairy ingredients were obtained by composition analysis performed by the dairy factory laboratory. Analytical details are provided in Table 3.

[0111] Table 3: Composition of Milk Components

[0112] milk ingredients Moisture % protein% Fat% carbohydrate% Ash% Total solids% MPC-85 4.8 85 1.2 3.5 6.8 95.2 mineral powder 4.5 15 3 44 33.5 96.5 mineral concentrate 63.1 6.5 0....

Embodiment 2

[0163] Example 2 - Lab-scale preparation of a liquid lactose-free skim milk product with a nutritional balance comparable to skim milk to identify suitable lactose substitutes for lactose when using non-dairy derived minerals supplied as food grade chemicals digestible polysaccharide hydrolyzate

[0164] The commercial milk protein concentrate such as MPC-85 is derived from a modern dairy factory as in Example 1, and its composition analysis is shown in Table 3.

[0165] As shown in Example 1, digestible starch hydrolysates covering a range of dextrose equivalents were obtained from commercial suppliers as maltodextrins.

[0166] In order to evaluate the suitability of each available maltodextrin product for replacing lactose in lactose-free non-fat milk products incorporating food-grade minerals, small batches of the product were prepared as shown in Example 1, in which mineral Substances are commercially available food grade chemicals, not milk derived minerals. As a resul...

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Abstract

Described herein are liquid, concentrated or dried lactose-free skim milk products or lactose- free, fat containing milk products that exhibit stability during thermal processing and storage as a result of the reductive carbohydrate to milk protein ratio of the milk products. The osmolality of the lactose-free milk products described herein also enable improved nutritional availability when compared to commercially available lactose hydrolysed milk products.

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technical field [0001] Lactose-freeskim milk products or Lactose-freeskim milk products having similar nutritional, organoleptic and functional properties to dairy milk with the added benefit of reduced osmolality and improved stability during thermal processing Lactose free fat containing milk products, and methods of preparation. Background technique [0002] Milk is the milk secretion produced by all mammalian species for the nutrition of newborns. Dairy products for human consumption are manufactured using the milk of many species of mammals including cows, goats, sheep, buffalo, camels, llamas, yaks, horses, and reindeer. Mammalian milk contains protein, fat, minerals, and lactose, but differs in the relative proportions of the components and in species-specific compositional variations. Milk contains approximately 38% lactose and 25% protein on a dry solids weight % basis, so the sugar to protein ratio is approximately 1.5 for both milk with its natural fat content, ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A23C9/00A23C9/14A23C9/142
CPCA23C9/142A23C9/156A23V2002/00A23V2250/282A23C9/152A23C9/1526A23C9/1516A23C9/16A23C9/18A23L29/30A23L33/125A23C9/1307A23C9/1422
Inventor G·D·霍巴R·J·皮尔斯
Owner AGROTEKNIK
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