Alterations in health-related fatty acids in buffalo milk after processing to traditional dairy products
Author:
Ivanova Sylvia1, Ilieva Yordanka2, Penchev Pencho2
Affiliation:
1. Institute of Cryobiology and Food Technology , Departament of Food Technology , 53 Cherni Vrah Blvd., Sofia 1407 , Bulgaria 2. Agricultural Institute – Shumen , 3 Simeon Veliki Blvd ., Shumen 9704, Bulgaria
Abstract
Abstract
Milk provides some beneficial fatty acids which in dairy processing are subjected to pasteurization and fermentation. With the aim to assess such changes, aliquot parts of milk from 12 buffaloes were pooled and processed to germinated yoghurt and brined cheese, and to non-germinated curd – the respective samples of raw and dairy material subjected to lipid analysis. The results show that in cheese positive and negative changes are generally balanced, rumenic acid decreasing and other CLAs altered but not total CLA and PUFA; omega ratio and atherogenicity index worsened to little extent, due to adverse change in n-3, myristic and lauric acid. In yoghurt and curd CLA dramatically decreased, excluding rumenic acid; but vaccenic acid increased, though total trans isomers decreased; the worsened n-6/n-3 ratio and atherogenicity index is mostly because of the adverse effect on PUFAn-3 but also on myristic and lauric acid. In all products SFA and MUFA did not change, including palmitic, stearic, and oleic acid. It can be concluded that the decrease of CLA in yoghurt and curd is partially compensated by the increase in the vaccenic acid, while cheese making altered individual isomers but not groups of beneficial acids.
Publisher
Walter de Gruyter GmbH
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Food Science
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