A modified procedure is described whereby heat and mass transfer are improved in the continuous vacuum foam drying of whole milk. It results in superior products largely as a consequence of lower heat damage and shorter drying times. The technique involves controlling the degree of subsidence of a foam film during drying by manipulating process variables, particularly the vacuum in the drying chamber.
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