145 | 8 (Juice Processing)

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What are the 4 fruit beverage categories?

  1. juice

  2. nectar

  3. soft drink with fruit content

  4. puree


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Which fruit beverage category consists of 100% fruit juice?

juice

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Which fruit beverage is prepared by diluting fruit puree with water?

nectar

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Which fruit beverage category may be carbonated or non-carbonated?

soft drinks with fruit content

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Which fruit product retains the pulp and juice of processed fruit?

puree

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An unfermented product extracted mechanically from the edible part of sound, mature fruit.

juice

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What is a common preservation method for fruit juices?

heat treatment

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A ready-to-drink beverage made by mixing water and sweeteners with fruit juice or puree, obtaining not less than 5% puree.

juice drink

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What minimum puree content is specified for a juice drink?

5% (not less than 5% or at least 5%)

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T/F: A fruit juice should retain the original composition, color, taste, and aroma of the fruit.

true

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A fruit juice must retain these characteristics of the original fruit.

  • composition

  • color

  • taste

  • aroma


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T/F: Heat treatment can help preserve fruit juice.

True

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What are the 2 types of fruit juice?

  • clear

  • cloudy


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A fruit juice that is filtered to be transparent and may include the action of enzymes.

clear

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Juice that retains fine suspended particles, called colloids, and may contain fruit fibers, pectin, and protein.

cloudy

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A type of mixture where very small insoluble particles are evenly dispersed in the liquid.

colloid

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An unfermented beverage made by adding water, with or without sweeteners, to fruit puree to obtain at least 25% puree.

nectar

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What minimum puree content is specified for nectar?

25% (at least 25%)

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T/F: Nectar is generally thicker than undiluted puree.

False (Nectar is thinner than puree.)

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T/F: Sweetening agents are always required in nectar.

False (Nectar may be prepared with or without sweeteners.)

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Non-alcoholic beverages made using fruit essences, fruit juice, or both, which can be carbonated or non-carbonated.

soft drinks with fruit content

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2 types of soft drinks with fruit content.

  • carbonated

  • non-carbonated


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Soft drinks with fruit content may be prepared from these.

  • essences

  • fruit/fruit juices or both


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An unfermented product made by processing edible part of the whole or peeled fruit without removing its juice.

purees

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An unfermented product obtained by suitable processes, e.g. sieving, grinding, milling the edible part of the whole or peeled fruit without removing the juice

purees

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What processes can be used to produce fruit puree?

  • sieving

  • grinding

  • milling


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What are common uses of fruit purees?

can be made to produce nectar, juice, juice drinks, flavored drinks, and powdered drinks

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Base raw material used to manufacture mango nectar, juice, juice/flavored/powdered drink.

puree

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What are the fruit-content figures to memorize for the exam?

  • 100% = Juice

  • ≥ 25% = Nectar

  • ≥ 5% = Juice Drink


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T/F: A drink with 30% puree can be classified as a nectar.

True (It meets the minimum 25% puree requirement)

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T/F: A drink with 20% puree can be classified as a nectar.

False (It is below the 25% minimum.)

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A drink with 10% puree can be classified as a juice drink.

True (It meets the minimum 5% puree requirement.)

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T/F: A drink with 3% puree can be classified as a juice drink.

False (It is below the 5% minimum)

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T/F: A drink with 50% puree can meet the puree-content requirements for both nectar and juice drink.

True (It meets both minimums, although the final classification depends on the product definition.)

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Give the steps for fruit juice processing.

  1. Raw material reception

  2. Selection/sorting

  3. Washing

  4. Stem elimination

  5. Juice extraction

  6. Juice clarification

  7. Concentrate production

  8. Pasteurization of fruit juice

  9. Hot filling

  10. Packaging


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Generally, these fruits are suitable for drink production.

acidulous juice fruits with high sugar content and distinctive aromas

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T/F: Optimally ripe fruits possess an ideal sugar-to-acid ratio for juice production.

True

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What are the common types of fruits used for juice processing?

  • pome

  • citrus

  • soft fleshy