Non-dairy creamers

Casein is an insoluble protein found in milk. It is used to make adhesives and fillers, water-resistant coatings, and as an additive in some plastics and commercial food products like non-dairy creamers and soy cheese. The milk from cows, sheep, and goats has been used, alone or mixed with fillers, as gesso or as a tempera medium. Casein mixed with fillers such as sawdust or plant materials has been molded into various objects, such as buttons, knitting needles, button hooks, and jewelry. It has been used as an imitation of ivory under the commercial names erinoid and galalith. 

High-oleic sunflower oil is sprayed on cereals, crackers, and cookies to retain freshness and crispness. It is also used in the manufacture of non-dairy creamers, snack foods, and frozen desserts. Special properties of oleic acid make high-oleic sunflower oil a choice ingredient for cosmetic formulations. The AOM value of... 

The preferred resins used with this fabrication process include PET, PS, PP, PC, and nylon. Container applications derived from this process include soft drinks, vegetable oil bottles, peanut butter jars, mouth wash bottles, cough syrup bottles, non dairy creamer containers, over the coxmter drug containers (e.g., aspirin bottles and juice bottles. 

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