Whey protein concentrate and a new fermented whey protein concentrate were used to replace the milk SM: in from yogurt.Fermented whey protein concentrate was manufactured by fermenting liquid whey protein concentrate with a commercial culture of Lactobacillus delbrueckii ssp.bulgaricus and Streptococcus salivanus ssp.thermophilus.Frozen yogurt mix contained 6% milk fat, 10.5% whey protein concentrate (100% SNF replacement), 11% sucrose, 3% corn syrup solids, -3% stabilizer and emulsifier blend, and 30.8% total solids.The mix was pasteurized (72'C for 30 min) and cooled to 4'C.Fermented whey protein concentrate (3.1% by weight of mix) was then added for a final titratable acidity of .43%.Frozen yogurt mix was divided into three equal batches, which were manufactured into vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate frozen yogurt.The frozen yogurts were evaluated from questionnaires filled out by 1005 attendees of the Meeker County Fair in Litchfield, MN.Those surveyed were 43.5% males and 56.5% females, ranging in age from 6 to 89 yr.Overall, 87.8% (83.5% of the males and 91.5% of the females) liked the test product, and 81.2% (72.4% of the males and 88.2% of the females) said they would buy this product if it
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