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supplements. A new trend involves develop-
ment of functional ingredients from whey,
colostrum, and bioactive peptides from milk
proteins, which possess distinct health -
promoting attributes (Chandan 2007a and b ).
Other ingredients are specifi c metabolites
concentrated in fermented milk or whey by
the activity of specifi c dairy cultures. The
dried fermented ingredients derived from fer-
mented bases contain active metabolites that
are used as natural preservatives to extend
shelf life and safety of foods. The enzyme -
In the arena of industrial ingredients, dairy
plants fabricate convenient, custom - made
mixes for food plants for processing of foods.
Such practice is currently undertaken for the
production of yogurt, ice cream, and confec-
tionery products (Chandan and O ’ Rell,
2006a ; Kilara and Chandan, 2008 ). Novel
ingredients have been developed by applying
membrane technology to fractionate milk and
whey to enhance their performance in food
products. Such ingredients furnish milk
protein, milk fat, or milk minerals in food
Figure 1.1. Relationship of dairy ingredients to milk.
- WHOLE MILK
- 2% MILK
- 1% MILK
- SKIM MILK
- Half & Half
- Coffee
Cream - Whipping
Cream- Condensed
Skim Milk - Condensed
Whole Milk - Sweetened
Condensed
Milk- Natural
Cheese
Varieties- Cultured
Buttermilk - Sour Cream
- Yogurt
- Cultured
- Natural
- Condensed
FAT-RICH
PRODUCTS
PROCESS CHEESE
PRODUCTS
WHEY
PRODUCTS
- BUTTER
- BUTTER OIL
- ANHYDROUS
MILK FAT - PLASTIC
CREAM- PROCESS
CHEESE - PROCESS
CHEESE FOOD - SLICES
- ENZYME
MODIFIED - CHEESE POWDER
- CHEESE SAUCE
- DRY WHEY
- DELACTOSED
WHEY - WHEY PROTEIN
CONCENTRATES - WHEY PROTEIN
ISOLATE - LACTOSE
- DRY WHOLE
MILK - NONFAT DRY
MILK - DRY
BUTTERMILK - CASEIN
- DRY WHOLE
- PROCESS
DRY MILK
PRODUCTS
MILK
FLUID MILK FLUID CREAM CONDENSEDMILK CHEESE CULTURED
DAIRY