Formulation, Dairy, Different Types of Proteins, Enteral Nutrition,
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulating with
IdaPro® Milk Protein in Cheese-Type Applications, Formulating with
IdaPro® Milk Protein in RTD Applications, Formulating with IdaPro® Milk
Protein in Yogurt Applications, Nutrition, On the FarmBy Annie Dovenmuehler
As it is derived from milk, MPC is not vegan. However, dairy products are considered vegetarian. A vegan avoids all animal products, including eggs and dairy, while vegetarians tend to consume dairy products and eggs. Vegetarianism is usually a diet, while veganism is a lifestyle.
Enteral Nutrition, Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications,
FormulationBy Ron Hayes
Over the past decade or so, there has been an increase in demand for dairy-based, high-protein, ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages. One problem that has plagued beverage formulators is the shelf life and viscosity. At Idaho Milk Products, we have found a way to improve these conditions dramatically while maintaining a high level of protein. through the…
Different Types of Proteins, Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt
Applications, Formulation, Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
Due to proprietary processing, IdaPlus 1085 provides more serum phase casein than a standard MPC. The serum phase casein interacts with whey proteins better than casein micelles, which in turn provides a stronger network in a yogurt white mass, resulting in significantly higher gel strength.
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, FormulationBy Ron Hayes
Yes. Due to the reduction of calcium phosphate in our IdaPlus 1085, it is possible to make a yogurt with up to 10% protein and still achieve excellent dispersion and hydration compared to standard MPI-85. This leads to a smoother texture and premium mouthfeel at higher protein levels.
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulation,
Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
Post Fermentation shear is critical to obtain a low-viscosity in a drinking yogurt. To maintain this low-viscosity, it is important to control interactions between casein micelles over the shelf-life of the drinking yogurt. The only way viscosity builds over the shelf-life of a drinking yogurt is when casein to calcium phosphate interactions occur over time.…
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulation,
Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
Calcium phosphate in yogurt promotes the reforming of a casein gel after being sheared post fermentation, leading to higher viscosity. Lowering the amount of available calcium phosphate will inhibit the increase in viscosity. Our IdaPlus 1085 has been specially designed with less calcium phosphate and is perfect for preventing the aggregation of the casein micelles…
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulation,
Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
Drinking yogurts achieve their initial low viscosity after the gel has set and the yogurt is subjected to a shear process, which breaks the interactions between the casein micelles. With standard MPCs/MPIs, over time, calcium phosphate found in the casein micelles will reform links that were broken during the shearing process, causing higher viscosity. The…
Different Types of Proteins, Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt
Applications, Formulation, Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
When adding protein to yogurt, the faster and more efficient the dispersion and hydration of the protein, the better the texture and appearance. Our functional IdaPlus 1085 protein offers significantly faster dispersion and hydration, including in colder temperatures, compared to standard MPCs. By using IdaPlus 1085, a yogurt manufacturer can expect to experience improved texture…
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulation,
Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
One of the most difficult challenges manufacturers of drinking yogurts face is maintaining low viscosity over shelf life because when standard MPCs/MPIs are used, the resetting of yogurt white mass (casein gel) occurs due to the reforming of casein to casein bonds. This resetting normally occurs in the first 24 hours post shear. In many…
Formulating with IdaPlus 1085 in Yogurt Applications, Formulation,
Technical and Sensory properties of Milk ProteinBy Ron Hayes
There are several benefits that come from using IdaPlus 1085 in yogurt manufacturing. With better solubility that leads to a more efficient dispersion and hydration, lower buffering capacity, improved water holding capacity and stronger gel strength, a yogurt manufacturer can experience the following benefits: Improved texture and flavor attributes. Potential increased plant throughput from reduced…