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Ingredients: Lactose

As a dairy-based natural sweetener, lactose provides numerous functional benefits to food formulators. It is soluble, has a low level of sweetness, and enhances color, flavor and texture. Food-grade lactose is produced from fresh sweet whey by crystallizing an oversaturated solution of whey or permeate, and drying it into a powder. Common applications are bakery, confections, snacks, frozen desserts, diabetic products, dietetic products, meat products, savory mixes, beer production and nutraceuticals.

 

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Emerging Milk Protein Opportunities Special Report Type
Milk can be fractionated into components and used as ingredients to boost the protein in foods/beverages. Read More >>



Dairy Ingredient Vantage Point, December 2009 Type
General Mills introduced Yoplait Smoothies, a product developed in concert with DMI. Each pouch contains frozen fruit and yogurt chips, created using a breakthrough technology that allows consumers to make convenient, nutritious smoothies at home. Read More >>



Dairy Operations Type
The National Dairy Foods Research Center Program provides the food industry with leading-edge dairy product and ingredient research and technical resources. Read More >>



DMI's DIAMOND: New program intends to bring more transparency to dairy ingredients markets. Type
DMI's DIAMOND tool helps ingredient suppliers and dairy processors assess market conditions. Read More >>



Cow's Milk Allergy Versus Lactose Intolerance Type
Milk protein allergy and lactose intolerance underlie most adverse reactions to cow’s milk and milk products. Many differences exist between these conditions, including their cause, prevalence, prognosis, clinical symptoms, diagnosis, and management. Read More >>
Benefits of Dairy Ingredients in Bakery
Dairy ingredients contribute to the flavor, functionality and nutrition of many baked products. Read More >>
Benefits of Dairy Ingredients in Confections
Dairy ingredients provide flavor and functionality in a variety of confectionary products. Read More >>
Benefits of Dairy Ingredients in Dairy
Dairy-based ingredients are perfect for product developers to use in dairy foods. Read More >>
Benefits of Dairy Ingredients in Meats
Concentrated and dry milk ingredients enhance stable emulsifications. Read More >>
Facts About Lactose
Lactose is the primary carbohydrate found in mammals milk and is often referred to as milk sugar. It is the first and only carbohydrate every newborn mammal consumes in significant amounts. Read More >>
Infant Formula, Demineralized Whey-based
This formulation contains: demineralized whey (approximately 1%), nonfat dry milk and lactose. Read More >>
Milk-based Infant Formula Formulation Sheet
This formulation contains: lactose and nonfat dry milk. Read More >>
What dairy ingredients serve as prebiotics?
Probiotics are living microorganisms that favorably influence the health of the host by improving the indigenous microflora. Prebiotics are nondigestible food components that increase the growth of these probiotic organisms in the gastrointestinal tract.  Read More >>
Whey Protein Concentrate-based Infant formula Formulation Sheet
This formulation contains: lactose, 34% whey protein concentrate and nonfat dry milk. Read More >>



Dairy Ingredients Technical Bulletin: Dairy Ingredients in Bakery Products Type
Dairy ingredients are essential in the formulation of bakery products. Read More >>



Lactose Spec Sheet Type
Food-grade lactose is produced from fresh sweet whey by crystallizing an oversaturated solution of whey or permeate and drying it into a powder. Read More >>



U.S. and International Dairy Ingredient References Type
Correctly name dairy ingredients on any product label with this table from DMI that provides definitions for both U.S. and international dairy ingredients. Read More >>
Yogurt Drink Formulation Sheet
This formulation contains: whole dry milk, lactose and 80% whey protein concentrate. Read More >>



Whey Products and Lactose in Confectionary Applications Type
Dairy ingredients, particularly whey proteins and lactose, have served as important functional ingredients in the manufacture of confectionery products for years. Read More >>
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