A dosing piston and centrifugal force distribute an upper food layer uniformly while protecting the low-viscosity lower layer.
This acidified milk process pairs transglutaminase with protease to preserve viscosity while improving yoghurt texture and appearance.
This case uses three Lactobacillus strains to adsorb PFOA, reduce oxidative stress, and restore intestinal flora balance.
A fast first compression and slower second stage shape porosity for solid milk that dissolves readily and resists breakage.
Tune lactase variants to overcome galactose inhibition during lactose hydrolysis.
Engineered organisms localize C16:0 LPAT in the ER to enrich sn-2 triacylglycerol and better mimic human milk fat.
A dual-fiber composition replaces traditional gums to deliver smoother beverage texture and a cleaner label.
This case shows how a stable metAPR allele protects Streptococcus starter cultures from cos-type phages during milk fermentation.
Mammary epithelial cells are cultured into lactocyte organoids to produce milk-like products without donor milk or early stem cells.
Combining prtS and non-prtS Streptococcus thermophilus with Lactobacillus limits pH and acidity increases during cold storage.
This case uses 70–98% allulose saccharides to preserve fermented milk quality, bacterial viability, and shelf life.
This case uses intact agar-alginate particles to occupy stomach and intestinal volume, induce satiety, and absorb sugars.
Low-temperature nanofiltration recovers IgG while preserving milk taste and shelf life.
This case uses preliminary peptidyl treatment of green coffee beans to enhance body and mouthfeel through conventional roasting and brewing.
Compression molding followed by hardening above 100°C and at up to 100% RH improves solid milk handling strength and solubility.
This case balances compression-molded hardness with dissolution speed to protect solid milk from transport breakage.
Lactose and sucrose are enzymatically converted to galactosylkojibiose, preserving at least 80% after heating.