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Milk and Milk Products

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butterMade from milk fat by the addition of bacteria culture.
buttermilkTangy flavor and thick texture produced by ading lactic acid to skim milk.
cheese, freshCheese that has not been allowed to age or ripen (cottage cheese and cream cheese).
cheese, naturalCheese made by adding bacteria, molds, enzymes, or yeast to milk (parmesan, Swiss, cheddar, and mozarella).
cheese, processCheese made by shredding and blending natural cheeses, and adding ingredients, emulsifiers, and heat.
cream (noun)The fatty part of whole milk.
half and halfMixture of milk and cream with 10% to 12% milkfat.
heavy creamCream with 36% to 40% milkfat.
homogenizationA proces that breaks up milk fat and distributes it evenly throughout the milk.
ice creamFrozen dairy dessert made from milk containing 10% to 14% milkfat.
ice milkFrozen dairy dessert made from milk containing 2% to 7% milkfat.
lactic acidAn organic acid formed from fermentation when milk sours.
light creamCream which contains 18% to 30% milkfat.
lactaseThe sugar spliting enzyme found in the small intestine.
lactoseThe sugar (carbohydrate) found in milk.
margarineA non-dairy butter substitute made from vegetable oil or animal fat.
milk, condensedCanned concentrated milk with sugar added.
milk, evaporatedCanned whole milk minus half its water.
milk, nonfat dryPowdered milk with about half the calories of whole milk.
milk, skimMilk with less that .05% milk fat.
milk, wholeMilk containing at least 3.5% milk fat.
milk, low fatMilk with 1% to 2% milk fat.
light whipping creamCream with 30% to 36% milkfat.
osteoporosisCondition which bone mass gradually decreases with age.
pasteurizationA heat proces used to kill bacteria im milk products.
sour creamCultured milk product made by adding special organisms to light cream.
sherbetMade from milk, fruit juice, fruit, or extract; usually contains 1% or 2% milk fat and 2% to 5% milk solids.
quicheA kind of cusard pie usually made from eggs, milk,and cheese; served hot.


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