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Heat Treatments on Milk © PDST Home Economics

Heat Treatments on Milk © PDST Home Economics. Homogenised Milk Milk is treated so that the fat is distributed more evenly FAT

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Heat Treatments on Milk

© PDST Home Economics

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Homogenised Milk

Milk is treated so that the fat isdistributed more evenly

FAT FAT

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Pasteurised Milk• Most milk is pasteurised • Process kills bacteria without spoiling taste

• Milk is heated to 72°C for 15 seconds then cooled quickly

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Long Life Milk/Ultra Heat Treated Milk

• Heated to 132°C• Keeps for months without refrigeration• Packaged in individual portions• Train, restaurants

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Evaporated Milk• Canned milk

• Some water is removed

• Used in desserts

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Condensed milk

• Canned milk

• Some water removed

• Sugar added

• Used in desserts

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Dried Milk

• All water removed

• Useful in emergencies

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Soya Milk

• Made from soya beans

• Used as milk substitute by vegans