Factors Affecting the Heat Coagulation of Homogenized Coffee Cream

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Factors Affecting the Heat Coagulation of Homogenized Coffee Cream
P H Paul Hubert Tracy
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However, the reverse is true and, if allowed to stand, both the foam and the drain that forms will feather less than the original cream. In the case of the whipped cream, air dispersed thru the fat and serum apparently act as a protection to the adsorbed casein, enabling it to mix into the serum and hot water in such a way as to result in less coagulation.
A study of the composition of the foam and drain from a lot of whipped cream, as well as that of the original cream, is of interest FACTORS
...AFFECTING HOMOGENIZED COFFEE CREAM 577 in seeking a possible explanation for the differences in the feathering of these three products. These data are recorded in Table 6.
The reduced feathering of the foam may be partially explained as being due to the presence of an excess amount of serum solids, this condition tending to offset the slight calcium excess that exists in the cream-and-water mixture. The increased proportion of serum solids to fat probably accounts for the reduced feathering of the drained portion.


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