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Butter manufacturing

Raw material

Butter : Microstructure, Raw materials

and manufacturing

*Comes from natural fat

*Flavor + nutritional value

Complex multi-components mixtures of TGA

-Used nearly in all the world

-Increase in its production

Tri-esters of glycerol + FAs

butter

Fat structural hierarchy

Introduction

- Milk fat : 80/90% (w/w)

- Dry nonfat milk : <2% (w/w)

-Water : <16% (w/w)

Council Regulation (EC) 29991/94

process

butter

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Edible lipid rich product

conclusions

thank you so much for your attention!

*MICROSTRUCTURE DETERMINATE THE MACROSTRUCTURE

*FAT PROFILES AND ITS ALTERATION LEADS TO DIFFERENT FINAL PROPERTIES IN BUTTER

*differenCES IN RAW MATERIALS MUST BE CONSIDERED IN BUTTER MANUFACTURING

*BUTTER AS A VEHICLE TO IMPROVE HEALTH

General process

Milk fat composition

Macrostructure and Final Properties

MILK FAT COMPOSITION

Bovine milk fat structure:

Macrostructure and Final Properties

flavor:

-amount diacetyl and b-decalactone

-Spherical Globules

-Concentration: 10^10 globules/ml

-Mainly formed by TGA

-Others lipids in small amounts

-Vary among breeds of cow, feeding regimes, season

color:

-light - > dark yellow

-amount of b-carotens in feed

-colorants

britle:

amount of sFC:

range: 25-35%

rheology behavour:

-firm enough

-easy spreadable

spreadability:

regulated by the amount of solId in the continous phase

raw material

milk:

-oil in water emulsion

-around 3.5-5% lipid (fat globules)

-huge heterogeneity

how to change the milk fat profile

Direct supplementation

differences in genetic background

Crystallization process

Microstructure

season

special diets

Crystallization process

Microstructure

three dimensional fat crystal network

liquid fat phase, interrupted by:

-Milk fat globules

-air

-water

SUPERSATURATION OF THE MELT:

- Contrast solubility to its solubility limit

- Particular T and P

- Determinate the polymorphism

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hold together by london-van der waals

Affected by

-Concentration

-Shear Flow

-Temperature

2 STEPS:

-nUCLEATION

.-CRYSTAL GROWTH

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-ratio of solid fat

-polymorphism-b'

-water and AIR droplets

FActors that influences the final properties

-SFC: range at 5ºC-> 30-40%

-network-size of the crystal

-intact fat globules

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