Effects of sonication condition on milk-soymilk yogurt properties


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Erfanian Arezoo, . and Babak Rasti, . Effects of sonication condition on milk-soymilk yogurt properties. pp. 1823-1834. ISSN 0116-6514

Abstract

The present work was aimed to develop a new type of yogurt made from a mixture of milk and soymilk. Balanced Incomplete Block Ranking Test and 9-Point Hedonic Scale were employed in order to determine the best formulation. The effects of sonication condition (time and temperature) were evaluated on the developed milk-soymilk yogurt properties (viscosity texture and syneresis). Microscopic photographs were used to check the size distribution of fat globules. The sensory evaluations showed that milk to soymilk ratio of 3:1 was the best formulation. Moreover proximate analysis was carried out in order to determine the nutritional values of the product. It was found that sonication had positive effects on the yogurt properties such as viscosity firmness cohesiveness and consistency. However the syneresis of the yogurt sample did increase when compared with the control.


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Abstract

The present work was aimed to develop a new type of yogurt made from a mixture of milk and soymilk. Balanced Incomplete Block Ranking Test and 9-Point Hedonic Scale were employed in order to determine the best formulation. The effects of sonication condition (time and temperature) were evaluated on the developed milk-soymilk yogurt properties (viscosity texture and syneresis). Microscopic photographs were used to check the size distribution of fat globules. The sensory evaluations showed that milk to soymilk ratio of 3:1 was the best formulation. Moreover proximate analysis was carried out in order to determine the nutritional values of the product. It was found that sonication had positive effects on the yogurt properties such as viscosity firmness cohesiveness and consistency. However the syneresis of the yogurt sample did increase when compared with the control.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Milk
AGROVOC Term: Soy milk
AGROVOC Term: Yoghurt
AGROVOC Term: Product development
AGROVOC Term: Sensory evaluation
AGROVOC Term: Proximate analysis
AGROVOC Term: Viscosity
AGROVOC Term: Texture
AGROVOC Term: Firmness
AGROVOC Term: Consistency
Depositing User: Mr. AFANDI ABDUL MALEK
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 00:54
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/8764

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