Young animals can learn about flavors from the maternal diet that appear in the amniotic fluid and mother's milk, which may reduce neophobia for similarly flavored food types at weaning. Flavor learning may be beneficial for piglets, which after the rather abrupt weaning in pig husbandry frequently show a period of anorexia, reduced health, and stress-induced behaviors. We investigated the effe...

Milk is one of the primary animal-based foods in a healthy diet which provides vitamins, fats and particularly calcium to meet daily requirements. Currently, there are limited number metabolomics studies on milk more required establish reliable international standards databases for metabolite profiles. In this study, analysis three types UHT whole-milk, semi-skimmed lactose-free from Türkiye wa...

bacillus cereus is an important, opportunistic, foodborne pathogen found in various dairy products. In this study, the prevalence, physiological characteristics, antimicrobial resistance profile, and enterotoxigenic genes (ces hbla) of b. were investigated isolates from Egyptian A total 150 samples, including soft white cheese, milk powder, ultra-high temperature (UHT) (50 each), collected loca...

Homocitrulline arises from the reaction between cyanate and the epsilon-amino group of lysine residues; in milk, cyanate derives from heat-induced urea breakdown. Since homocitrulline levels were unknown in heated milk, its formation was studied in the temperature range 100-150 degrees C. Firstly, an analysis method based on ion-exchange chromatography using an amino acid analyser was developed...

OBJECTIVE To assess the relationship between beverage choices and the adequacy of nutrient intakes among children and adolescents. DESIGN Beverages reported in 24-hour recall records were classified as milk, 100% juice, fruit-flavored drinks, or carbonated sodas. Recommended intakes were based on Recommended Dietary Allowances or Dietary Reference Intakes. PARTICIPANTS Four thousand seventy...

ABSTRACT: The “Encyclopedia of Fermented Fresh Milk” has classified Acidophilus and Bifidus milks as Non-traditional fermented milk products. These products contain Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium spp., respectively, that are known as probiotic microoganisms. In this study, some aspects of acidity development, pH measurement and bacterial counts were monitored when these micro-org...

Received 24 April 2012; Accepted 7 November 2012 ABSTRACT: The “Encyclopedia of Fermented Fresh Milk” has classified Acidophilus and Bifidus milks as Non-traditional fermented milk products. These products contain Lactobacillus acidophilus and Bifidobacterium spp., respectively, that are known as probiotic microoganisms. In this study, some aspects of acidity development, pH measurement and bac...