Abstract

ABSTRACTChanges in physical properties of whey protein gels following addition of emulsified fat were investigated. Gels were made by heating mixtures of dialyzed whey protein isolate at pH 4.60 with and without emulsified fat droplets. Addition of emulsified fat improved the gel‐like qualities of these systems. Gel strength progressively increased upon addition of emulsified fat up to 30.00% by weight. Mean droplet size 1.85 km produced the greatest reinforcement of gel strength. Gels made with intermediate concentrations of protein were most sensitive to the effect. The elastic moduli and viscosities of whey protein gels at pH 4.60 increased with fat content, whereas syneresis decreased upon addition of fat.

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