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Butter manufacture churning process

Historically, butter has been produced by churning chilled cream until the oil-in-water (O/W) milk fat emulsion is broken and the milk fat forms butter granules that separate from the aqueous buttermilk phase. Several continuous buttermaking processes are now available to manufacture butter (Brunner 1974 Harper and Seiberling 1976). [Pg.747]


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