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The Chemistry Of Frozen Dessert
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Want frozen dessert for refreshment?
Composition and Structure You can mix of air,
ice crystals, liquid syrup, and fat droplet make
upmost frozen desserts. These ingredients form a
solution in which the droplets of fats are
suspended. Milk protein stop fat droplets from
coalescing while emulsifiers help multiple fat
droplets trap air. But before preparing your
dessert t you must sanitize your food
preparation area with food sanitiser.
The fat droplets make frozen desserts creamy and
also help stabilize the air bubbles formed during
beating. Ice crystals help determine the texture,
The smaller the crystal the smoother the dessert.
You can use food packaging to preserve the
dessert for later use.
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AIR BUBBLES ICE CRYSTALS LIQUID SYRUP FAT
DROPLETS
30
15
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The Chemistry Of Frozen Dessert
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More cream than milk Churned fast 10-20 fat
content by weight 20-100 Overrun
More milk than cream Less air than
ice-cream 3-8 fat content by weight 20-30
Overrun
Less milk than ice cream Light and Fluffy 3-10
fat content by weight 30-60 Overrun
Include yogurt culture More Sugar than ice
cream 0.5-3 fat content by weight 50-60 Overrun
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The Chemistry Of Frozen Dessert
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Air Overrun
Thick and dense product Slower melting
0 100
Light and fluffy product faster melting
Overrun refers to the amount of air added to the
frozen desserts. It is the increase in volume of
a frozen treas as air gets incorporated during
manufacture, expressed as a percentage
Sherbet Sorbet
0 Fat Content By Weight
Sherbet and sorbet both contains less dairy than
ice cream does. Sorbet contains none at all and
is just fruit and sugar. While sherbet contains
a little milk or cream giving it smoother feel
SORBET
SHERBET
1 Fat Content By Weight
Use sanitising product to prepare and enjoy your
healthy dessert in clean area.