2017
DOI: 10.1007/s11947-017-2018-9
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Impact of Temperature Cycling and Isothermal Storage on the Quality of Acidic and Neutral Shelf-Stable Dairy Desserts Packaged in Flexible Pouches

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“…Simultaneously, due to bacterial growth and reproduction in the product, food quality deteriorates and produces acid, which reduces the pH ( Sibel Akalın, 2014 ). Further reduction in pH may also occur due to lactose degradation and acid production ( Moufle, Jamet, & Karoui, 2017 ).
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“…Simultaneously, due to bacterial growth and reproduction in the product, food quality deteriorates and produces acid, which reduces the pH ( Sibel Akalın, 2014 ). Further reduction in pH may also occur due to lactose degradation and acid production ( Moufle, Jamet, & Karoui, 2017 ).
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“…The main source of milk protein in pudding is milk powder, which contains 9.8 %–28.5 % milk fat, 15 %–24 % protein, and 32 %–67.5 % lactose (Y. H. Li, Wang, Guo, Shao, & Xu, 2019 ). Due to the pudding product’s water content (up to 75 %), pH (approximately 6.5), cold storage conditions (4 ± 2 °C), and room temperature conditions (25 ± 5 °C) ( Moufle, Jamet, & Karoui, 2017 ), the pudding is likely prone to microbial spoilage, protein oxidation, and lipid oxidation in pudding ( Degirmenci & Erkurt, 2020 ). Therefore, it takes precautionary measures to address the deteriorating pudding quality caused by the above reactions.…”
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