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Telegraph article a good starting point for your whole milk argument
Google brings up a number of studies in support.
Google brings up a number of studies in support.
Give Adrian Phillips at Ritetrak engineering stclears,a call Best man in the business for this,does a lot of work for all the leading milk companies and done many vending machines,straight tidy boy and A1 jobI'm researching an element of on farm milk processing so i can supply local school with milk. According to the regs in place concerning milk sales in schools, i must provide semi skimmed milk.
Even through a vending machine..
So there seem to be a number of different ways to produce semi skimmed milk..Is there anyone on here who runs an on farm dairy and produces semi skimmed milk?
I'm not planning to make industrial quantities.. probably max 300 litres a day if the machine is popular but don't want to be handling the product excessively.
Current (planned) set-up is Milk in from tank..pasteurised, cooled, then pumped into vending machine tanks.. Obvs i'd have to have a seperator and a blender ? somewhere in the line? Can a seperator be set up to produce a specific percentage? Is this done warm/ hot or cold .
Total newbie.
All views welcome.
TIA
You could get yourself in very hot water with trading standard selling it as semi if it isn't.How would the school know the milk wasnt semi skimmed. Bottle away
Throw in a whole Extra process to getting semi skimmed milk and it becomes a pita if using a batch pasteuriser.
Nodoes semi skimmed milk when made have to be homogonised to retain the horribleness?
All advancements in milk processing since about the 60s have been to increase plant efficiency. Milk taste and quality was never a considerationNo
We don`t homogonise or standardise.
Our pasteurised. whole & semi tastes just like does straight out of the farm tank.
Beyond me how the big boys manage to bugger up milk
Yeah...that was me stirring the pot.