An emulsion for adding flavor to a beverage and a method of creating the emulsion. The emulsion includes an oil component and a stabilizing component. The stabilizing component includes a whey protein isolate solution including whey protein isolate. The whey protein isolate solution has a total solids concentration of 0.2% to 8% and a pH of 2.0 to 6.0. The emulsion is a stable solution that prevents undesirable oil layer formation and adds both the intended taste and rich mouthfeel in the beverage that cannot be obtained from extracts or other flavorings.

The present invention pertains to a new packaged, heat-treated beverage preparation having a pH in the range of 5.5-8.0. The invention furthermore relates to a method of producing a pack-aged, heat-treated beverage preparation and to different uses of the packaged heat-treated beverage preparation.

The present invention pertains to a new type of food ingredient containing a combination of insoluble whey protein particles having a particle size in the range of 1-10 micron (referred to as type A particles) and acid-gellable whey protein aggregates (referred to as type B particles). The invention furthermore pertains to whey protein-based, yoghurt-like products containing the combination of type A and type B particles and to methods of producing the food ingredient and the whey protein-based, yoghurt-like products.

A method of creating an emulsion for adding flavor to an alcoholic beverage includes preparing a gelled whey protein isolate solution by providing water, adjusting the pH of the water to between 3.0 and 3.5, and adding whey protein isolate while stirring to obtain a 20% gelled whey protein isolate solution. The method further includes adding the gelled whey protein isolate solution to water at approximately a 1:9 ratio and mixing, adding a flavor component at a 1:1 ratio to form a coarse emulsion, and subjecting the coarse emulsion to homogenization at 20,000 to 30,000 psi for multiple cycles to produce a primary emulsion.

The present invention pertains to production of special whey protein nanogels by denaturation of whey protein and furthermore to the resulting whey protein nanogels, and their use in food products, such as beverages. The present whey protein nanogels contribute with an extraordinarily low viscosity contribution when used in high concentration in beverage and liquid products which is a clear indication of their uniqueness.

The invention concerns whey-based nutritional compositions fortified with calcium that are suitable for infant nutrition, including infant formula (IF) and growing up milk (GUM). The nutritional compositions are based on -lactalbumin enriched whey protein concentrate that has been fortified with calcium.

The present invention pertains to a new packaged, heat-treated beverage preparation having a pH in the range of 5.5-8.0. The invention furthermore relates to a method of producing a packaged, heat-treated beverage preparation and to different uses of the packaged heat-treated beverage preparation.

The present invention pertains to a new type of food ingredient containing a combination of insoluble whey protein particles having a particle size in the range of 1-10 micron (referred to as type A particles) and acid-gellable whey protein aggregates (referred to as type B particles). The invention furthermore pertains to whey protein-based, yoghurt-like products containing the combination of type A and type B particles and to methods of producing the food ingredient and the whey protein-based, yoghurt-like products.

A method for producing an ingredient comprising a combination of at least three milk proteins, the method comprising: mixing at least a primary liquid composition, comprising micellar caseins A1, milk serum proteins B1 and denatured milk serum proteins C1, milk serum proteins B1 being different from denatured milk serum proteins C1, said micellar caseins A1, milk serum proteins B1 and denatured milk serum proteins C1 being mixed in liquid form to obtain a mixture; applying at least 50 bars to the mixture; and obtaining the ingredient, wherein: a ratio of the dry mass of micellar caseins A1 to the mass of the total nitrogenous matter (TNM) of the ingredient is greater than or equal to 50%; a ratio of the dry mass of milk serum protein B1 relative to the mass of the solids of the mixture is greater than or equal to 5% and less than or equal to 35%; a ratio of the dry mass of denatured milk serum protein C1 to the mass of the solids of the mixture is greater than or equal to 5% and less than or equal to 45%; a ratio of the dry fat mass to the total dry mass in the ingredient is comprised between 0.2% and 6%. The ingredient. A method of production of a dairy product. The dairy product.