Application of Palm Products in Ice Cream

Ice cream is a frozen food product. It can be prepared by freezing a pasteurized mix with agitation to incorporate air. The basic ingredients in ice cream are fats, milk solid non-fat, sugar, emulsifier, stabilizer and water. Each ingredient plays a major role in imparting texture, flavour and stability. The structure of ice cream is complicated. Air is dispersed as small air cells surrounded by a partially frozen emulsion. The ice crystals and solidified fat globules are embedded in the continuous unfrozen liquid phase. The continuous phase contains milk proteins, emulsifiers, stabilizers and sweeteners (Arbuckle, 1986).I

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Supply and Disappearance: A Review

Malaysia produced 7.549 million tonnes of crude palm oil in the first nine months of 2000. This was a decline of 60 714 t or 0.79% over production during the same period of the previous year. Monthly production for the first three months in 2000 was higher than those for the corresponding period in 1999 […]

Prices of Selected Oils and Fats in 2000

Oils and fats registered lower prices in 1999, following the peaks in the previous year. The low price scenario was mainly due to the over supply of oils and fats, and in particular Malaysian palm oil. Malaysian palm oil production had increased significantly from 8.3 million tonnes in 1998 to 10.6 million tonnes in 1999, […]