A particulate frozen dairy product comprising beads which remain free-flowing when at a temperature of about 12 C. or less. The beads comprise of a dairy product selected from the group consisting of frozen neat cream and frozen anhydrous milk fat. Included is a method of shipping a frozen dairy product. The method comprises cryogenically freezing a neat cream to form a plurality of frozen beads, and shipping the frozen beads while maintaining said frozen beads at a temperature less than 12 C. such that the frozen beads remain free-flowing during shipping. Further, the frozen beads are ideal for shipping, storage and use in that they lend themselves to multiple packaging options and easy proportioning for recipes.

The present invention relates to an instant foamable beverage creamer comprising vegetable intact protein, for instance oat and/or rice protein, vegetable oil or fat, carbohydrates, and a hydrolyzed plant protein with a defined degree of hydrolysis which provides an excellent foam layer on a beverage.

Provided is a process for producing shelf stable dehydrated heavy cream with a shelf-life exceeding 6 months when stored in lightproof packaging at room temperature using gentle homogenization followed by microwave vacuum drying. Also provided is a dehydrated cream made from this method. The dehydrated cream product that can be easily reconstituted with water, either in a blender (household setting) or a rotor-stator homogenizer (industrial scale). The reconstituted dehydrated cream product maintains all the functional properties of the unprocessed heavy cream and allows for either direct utilization or consumption as heavy cream, or the production of whipped cream, ice cream, and butter.