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Casein Manufacture

Nguyen Thanh Trung Instructor: Dr. Vu Thi Lam An


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Outline
Introduction

Chemistry of Casein
Manufacture of Casein/ Caseinate product Application in food industry
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Milk protein
Milk proteins could be classified into 2 main categories: Caseins (80%) whey proteins (15%) and other miscellaneous minor protein (5%) specific to the nutritional and growth demands Milk protein products caseins and caseinates whey protein products milk protein concentrates
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Casein
In milk, casein bind with calcium phosphate to form a clusters of casein molecules, called micelles Casein micelles are constructed of many sub-micelles, which are composed of s1-casein, s2-casein, -casein, and -casein.

CASEIN PRODUCTION
Acid Casein - Rennet Casein Caseinate

Skim milk
Rennet treatment Casein curd Wash, press, grind, dry, and mill Rennet Casein Acidification Casein curd Spray-dry Wash, press, grind, dry, and mill Acid Casein pH6.7- 7.0 with NaOH, KOH, NH4OH, Mg(OH)2, or Ca(OH)2

Skim milk

CASEIN MANUFACTURING

Acidification

Cooking/Acidulation Dewheying & Washing

Dewatering
Drying Cooling, Tempering, Milling, Sifting, Blending and Packaging 7 Acid Casein

Rennet Casein
Coagulated through the action of rennet:
No change of pH Chymosin break peptide bond of -casein loss of steric stabilization smoother and spongier than acid casein

Skim milk

Rennet Coagulation

Cooking/Acidulation Dewheying & Washing Dewatering Drying Cooling, Tempering, Milling, Sifting, Blending and Packaging 8 Rennet Casein

Caseinate production

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Figure 2. Suggested plant layout for dissolving casein in sodium caseinate manufacture. Source: New Zealand Journal of Dairy Science and Technology 20:79-101.

Application in food industry


The casein-based ingredients have a wide range in food industry for the purpose of either modifying the physical properties of that food product or providing nutritional supplementation to it It is used in coffee whiteners, infant formulas, processed cheese, and for use in pharmaceutical products.

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Source: Casein product written by C.R. Southward (Consumer and Applications Science section, New Zealand Dairy Research Institute)

References
J ORegan and D M Mulvihill. Caseins and caseinates, Industrial Production, Compositional Standards, Specifications, and Regulatory Aspects. Journal of Dairy Science, Volume 3, pp 1915-1924. Ramesh C. Chandan, Arun Kilara. 2011. Dairy Processing for Food Processing. Blackwell Publishing. K F Ng-Kwai-Hang. Milk Protein: Heterogeneity, Fractionation and Isolation. Journal of Dairy Science, Volume 3. M.P. Ennis and D.M Mulvihill. Chapter 11: Milk protein. Handbook of Hydrocolloid. Edited by G. O. Phillips and P. A. Williams. CRC Press.

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THANH YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION !

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