A dual whey protein particle system limits heat-induced gel clogging while building yoghurt-like viscosity and reducing sedimentation.
Binding calcium to α-lactalbumin whey concentrate raises infant formula calcium levels while preserving solubility, stability, and absorption.
Microparticulated whey protein blends limit heat-treatment gel clogging while building viscosity and reducing sedimentation in high-protein yoghurt-like products.
Plant-based milk lacks casein micelles; recombinant caseins assemble with calcium and phosphate to support dairy-like products.
A charged ultrafiltration membrane separates dairy proteins by adjusting solution pH and conductivity to control electrostatic interactions.
Microparticulated denatured serum proteins prevent phase separation and firm texture when increasing protein content in fermented cream cheese.
Enzymatic hydrolysis reduces native glycomacropeptide in whey protein compositions to improve flavor and viscosity.
Protease enzymes hydrolyze beta-lactoglobulin in whey protein mixtures to increase alpha-lactalbumin concentration.
Enzymatic crosslinking creates meat-like microstructures in casein products despite milk inhibitors.