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THE STUDY OF FISH SUPPLEMENT AND BUTTERFAT SUBSTITUTE EFFECT ON EXPIRY DATE OF PROCESSED CHEESE PRODUCT


NATALIYA LOTYSH *, TAMARA ARSENEVA
Saint-Petersburg National Research University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics/The Institute of Refrigeration and Biotechnologies, 191002, Saint-Petersburg, Lomonosova St, 9, Saint-Petersburg, Russia
*Corresponding author: n.lotysh@mail.ru

Issue:

SCSCC6, Volume XV, No. 4

Section:

Volume XV, No. 4 (2014)

Abstract:

The sector of functional products has top-priority meaning – it is the most convenient and natural form of introduction and enrichment of the human organism with vitamins, mineral substances, microelements and other components. Attraction into the branch of raw materials of non-milk origin – fish supplements and substitutes of butterfat – served the basis of technology development of processed cheese products of combined content, which in accordance with acting terminology are called processed cheese products. The technology of processed cheese products allows easily regulating their content by introduction of corresponding supplement that facilitates obtainment of product with set properties and content. Inclusion of meat and fish as the raw materials in the processed cheese content results in enrichment of the product with macro- and microelements, unsaturated fatty acids, except for regulation of fatty acid content of cheese products is executed by substitution of butterfat by butterfat substitute.

Keywords:

fish supplements, functional products, processed cheese product, substitute of butterfat.

Code [ID]:

CSCC6201404V04S01A0003 [0004172]

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