Comparative Study of Effects of Pulsed Electric Field (PEF) and Ultra-high Temperature (UHT) Processing on Flavor Compounds in Milk
Qi Liang
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Qi Liang
Abstract
Flavour compounds in fresh milk, UHT milk and PEF-treated milk were analysed by solid phase microwave extraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (SPME-GC-MS). Nineteen, seventeen and eighteen volatile components were identified in fresh milk, UHT milk and PEF-treated milk, respectively and acetone was found to be the main constituent in PEF-treated milk. Compared to other two milks, PEF-treatment showed less effect on the contents of flavor compounds accompanied with the formation of less sulfur-containing compounds related to cooking taste.
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Flavour compounds in fresh milk, UHT milk and PEF-treated milk were analysed by solid phase microwave extraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (SPME-GC-MS). Nineteen, seventeen and eighteen volatile components were identified in fresh milk, UHT milk and PEF-treated milk, respectively and acetone was found to be the main constituent in PEF-treated milk. Compared to other two milks, PEF-treatment showed less effect on the contents of flavor compounds accompanied with the formation of less sulfur-containing compounds related to cooking taste.
Key concepts: Flavor, Food science, Chemistry, Flavour, Acetone, Taste, Extraction (chemistry), Aroma