Search for dissertations about: "surface composition food"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 44 swedish dissertations containing the words surface composition food.
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1. Functionality of Spray-Dried Whey Protein Powders - Surface Composition, Particle Morphology and Rehydration
Abstract : Whey protein powder functionality is expected to be closely linked to both structure and properties of the proteins. It is essential that whey protein powders are easily dispersed and dissolved in order to fulfil the specified nutrient content and the functionality in the final product. READ MORE
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2. Fouling and cleaning of solid surfaces. The influence of surface characteristics and operating conditions
Abstract : The severe fouling common in food processing puts high demands on equipment cleaning. Adsorption of the protein betalactoglobulin to solid surfaces and its subsequent removal were followed using in situ ellipsometry. Most experiments were done in a stirred cuvette. Additionally, a flow cell was designed, which was employed in some work. READ MORE
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3. Fermented probiotic beverage based on quinoa : Functionality, hygiene, and health effects
Abstract : White quinoa grains were used as a source of novel beneficial microorganisms and as a matrix for development of a fermented plant-based drink. Studies on the quinoa grain microbiota were performed by applying spontaneous fermentation to allow isolation of autochthonous Lactiplantibacillus strains with potential to be used as starter cultures. READ MORE
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4. Fat bloom on chocolate confectionery systems - From core to surface
Abstract : Abstract Fat bloom on chocolate is a major problem for the confectionery industry since the unappetising appearance and negative sensory effects lead to rejection by customers. The presence of fat bloom on chocolate confectionery systems is usually connected to migration of liquid fat due to the difference in composition between filling triacylglycerols (TAGs) and cocoa butter TAGs. READ MORE
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5. Competitive Protein Adsorption during Spray-drying
Abstract : The aim of this thesis was to study competitive adsorption of milk proteins during spray-drying. For this purpose, a new surface sensitive method was developed which measures the quantitative amount of specific proteins at the powder surface. READ MORE