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butterfat

[′bəd·ər‚fat]

(food engineering)

A mixture of glycerides derived from fatty acids; the natural fat of milk and butter.

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wmv) to allow the bigger pieces of butter fat to coagulate into single larger pieces, which enhances separation of butter from the milk residue (Fig 4.

Ghee-making in the cattle corridor of Uganda

The rule based upon the butter fat produced per week is the best, as it applies to any breed.

Feeding for milk production 1910-style: Part II

Skim the butter fat from the top and strain the clear yellow liquid into a container.

Chef wins contest with a new twist on a southern favorite. (Best of show: public relations)

These US moves were part of a move to shift the emphasis of dairy support for farm incomes away from the skim milk component of milk and towards butter fat.

Surprise as US cuts support price by 11%

The scientist, whose favourite ice cream is egg and bacon flavour, unveiled the formula of water, sugar, butter fat and liquid nitrogen before a seminar dedicated to ice cream.

Nitrogen keeps sundae special

It is globally established that product made without milk and butter fat is not termed as ice cream rather it is called as "Frozen Desert" or "Melorine".

Quality and Ice Cream

It's not sherbet, which contains butter fat; there is no milk and no butter fat in sorbet.

FIGHT BACK : FOOD FIRM CAN'T BE COOL TO CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS

The finer grind is more ideal as a feed supplement to increase butter fat and proteins in dairy production.

Haybuster Debuts Their New High Capacity GP-50 Grain Processor

You can also get it from milk, cod liver oil, egg yolk, butter fat and mushrooms.

Lowdown on vitamins

Lee's, founded in 1979, is well known in the Baltimore area for its superpremium 17% butter fat ice cream available in some 100 flavors.

Wells', Lee's opens new plants

However, as Brendan Doyle, marketing director of The Kerrygold Company, explains: "To be classified as butter, a product must contain a minimum of 80% butter fat.