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How must yogurt be stored

Yougurt products must always be stored or kept in a fridge between 3 to 8 degrees.

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Why must yogurt be stored in a fridge

because it slows down the multiplication of bacteria

- if it is left in room temperature for two hours bacteria can groe causing food poisoning.

- the fastest rate is 37 degrees which is our body temp

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why are probiotic yogurts essential in the diet

because they are a nutrient dense food with calcium, potassium, vitamins a and b and phosphorus.

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Why are bio yogurts essential in the diet

helps maintain muscle mass and promtes growth. Healthy bones and assists digestion.

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ways yogurt can be used in the dishes

- as a substitute for mayo in wraps and sandwiches

- added to cake batter for a softer texture and enhanced flavour

- made into lots of delicious dips and sauces for chips etc.

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define pasteurization

Pasteurization is defined as the process of heating raw milk to a specific temperature, such as 72 degrees Celsius for 15 seconds, to kill pathogenic bacteria and reduce the risk of food-borne illnesses in humans.

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Name three micronutrients found in milk

calcium, riboflavin, and vitamin D

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Milk is a fairly good source of which type of protein?

caesin and whey protein

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one advantage of UHT milk

long shelf life

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One advantage of dried milk

long shelf life

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One disadvantage of dried milk

doesn't taste as good as fresh milk

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What is lactose intolerance

Lactose intolerance is a condition that makes it hard to digest the sugar in milk and milk products, called lactose

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lactose intolerante milk alternative

oat milk

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vegan milk alternative

almond milk

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2 micronutrients in cheese

calcium and magnesium

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hard cheese examp

parmesan and cheddar

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soft cheese example

cream cheese, bri

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what common nutrients are missing from cheese

Vitamin D and carbohydrates

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2 effects of heat on cheese

-melts and separates the fats

-denatures the protein structure and the bonds holding it together so it becomes stretchy (in some cases) and soft

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cheese and a dish with it in

- cheddar, macaroni cheese

- mozzarella, pizza

- pecorino romano, cacio e pepe

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2 differences between single and double crea

- Single cream has a lot less fat

- Single cream is used to pour over desserts, and double cream is usually whipped and used for decoration

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what is the main macronutrient found in cream

fat

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what is the cream with the highest fat content

clotted cream

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Why do you need to chill UHT milk after opening

to prevent bacterial growt

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Discuss the different ways that milk, yoghurt, and cream can be selected and used in

the preparation and cooking of meals

milk -

  • choose by fat content

  • whole milk suits sauces, custards and baking

  • addds moisture and helps create smooth textures

yogurt -

  • use natural or Greek for cooking

  • greek yogurt is thick and great for marinades, dips and baking

  • can curdle with high heat, so add gently at the end

  • adds tanginess and moisture to dishes

cream -

  • comes as single double or whipping cream etc

  • higher fat = more stable

  • high fat creams are better for hot dishes like soup and pasta dishes

  • lighter creams suit desserts and pouring over fruit

  • can be whipped to add lightness to sweet dishes

overall -

  • select based on fat level, flavour, and heat stability

  • each dairy product contributes texture, richness, and complexity to meals