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What is the key category in the Vietnam beverages market?
What is the key category in the Vietnam beverages market?
- Soft drinks (correct)
- Energy drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Hot drinks
What are some examples of non-fermented drinks?
What are some examples of non-fermented drinks?
Mineral water, fruit juices, vegetable juices, carbonated drinks, energy drinks, sport drinks, tea, coffee, cocoa drinks
What is the main purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing? To keep the juice away from _________.
What is the main purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing? To keep the juice away from _________.
separation
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing can help reduce discoloration and vitamin C loss.
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing can help reduce discoloration and vitamin C loss.
What are some categories of beverages in the Vietnam market?
What are some categories of beverages in the Vietnam market?
What is the Vietnam beer consumption per year, in millions of kiloliters? Vietnam consumes over ______ million kiloliters of beer per year.
What is the Vietnam beer consumption per year, in millions of kiloliters? Vietnam consumes over ______ million kiloliters of beer per year.
Fruit juices are derived from fruit pulp/purée and are not a good source of vitamins and minerals.
Fruit juices are derived from fruit pulp/purée and are not a good source of vitamins and minerals.
Match the following fruit juice classifications with their descriptions:
Match the following fruit juice classifications with their descriptions:
What are the approximate criteria for grape ripeness for White wine?
What are the approximate criteria for grape ripeness for White wine?
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is commonly used as _______ in wine fermentation.
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is commonly used as _______ in wine fermentation.
Destemming is a process that is sometimes done after crushing the grapes.
Destemming is a process that is sometimes done after crushing the grapes.
What are the factors that can affect wine fermentation?
What are the factors that can affect wine fermentation?
What is the alcohol level of Beer?
What is the alcohol level of Beer?
From which tree are the oak barrels for Cognac made?
From which tree are the oak barrels for Cognac made?
Is V.S.O.P a brandy with an age ranging from 7 to 10 years?
Is V.S.O.P a brandy with an age ranging from 7 to 10 years?
The beneficial effects of alcohol include feeling relaxed, stimulation of senses, and heightening of pleasure.
The beneficial effects of alcohol include feeling relaxed, stimulation of senses, and heightening of pleasure.
Match the type of wine with its fermentation process:
Match the type of wine with its fermentation process:
What is the purpose of cooling during the 'Must' treatment process?
What is the purpose of cooling during the 'Must' treatment process?
Which substances are used for acidity adjustment in 'Must' or Juice?
Which substances are used for acidity adjustment in 'Must' or Juice?
Closed tanks are more popular for ensuring sanitary conditions in fermentation.
Closed tanks are more popular for ensuring sanitary conditions in fermentation.
The metabolism of glucose to ethanol by S.cerevisiae can be interpreted in the following equation: C6H12O6 + 2Pi + 2ADP + 2H+ -> 2C2H5OH + ______ + 2ATP. What is the missing product?
The metabolism of glucose to ethanol by S.cerevisiae can be interpreted in the following equation: C6H12O6 + 2Pi + 2ADP + 2H+ -> 2C2H5OH + ______ + 2ATP. What is the missing product?
Match the following fermentation byproducts with their characteristic odor descriptions:
Match the following fermentation byproducts with their characteristic odor descriptions:
What is an important part of the brewing process that constitutes 80 - 90% of finished beer?
What is an important part of the brewing process that constitutes 80 - 90% of finished beer?
What type of water is recommended for beer production?
What type of water is recommended for beer production?
What factors should be considered regarding water quality for beer production? (Select all that apply)
What factors should be considered regarding water quality for beer production? (Select all that apply)
What is the purpose of fine filtering in winemaking?
What is the purpose of fine filtering in winemaking?
What are some examples of fine filtering agents mentioned in the text?
What are some examples of fine filtering agents mentioned in the text?
Oak barrels are easy to clean.
Oak barrels are easy to clean.
In beer production, the combination of malt, hop flowers, adjuncts, yeasts, and water make up the beer ____________.
In beer production, the combination of malt, hop flowers, adjuncts, yeasts, and water make up the beer ____________.
Match the process with its description:
Match the process with its description:
What are the principles of bottling beer?
What are the principles of bottling beer?
What is the aim of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the aim of pasteurization in beer production?
What is a by-product collected from the filtering process, used as animal feed?
What is a by-product collected from the filtering process, used as animal feed?
What is the purpose of collecting yeast residues from the fermentation process?
What is the purpose of collecting yeast residues from the fermentation process?
How is thin plate pasteurization carried out in beer production?
How is thin plate pasteurization carried out in beer production?
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total Cl- in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total Cl- in water for beer production?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
What is the primary function of adjunct in beer production?
What is the primary function of adjunct in beer production?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
Which of the following is NOT a category of wine classification?
Which of the following is NOT a category of wine classification?
What is the primary function of hops in beer production?
What is the primary function of hops in beer production?
What is the primary purpose of using oak barrels in Cognac production?
What is the primary purpose of using oak barrels in Cognac production?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sport drinks?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sport drinks?
What is the primary purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the significance of maintaining a pH below 4.5 before pasteurization?
What is the significance of maintaining a pH below 4.5 before pasteurization?
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice due to microorganisms?
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice due to microorganisms?
What is the purpose of high-pressure homogenization in juice processing?
What is the purpose of high-pressure homogenization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the significance of the TCVN 5042-1994 standard in fruit juice processing?
What is the significance of the TCVN 5042-1994 standard in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary function of pectinase treatment in wine processing?
What is the primary function of pectinase treatment in wine processing?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary fermentation in wine production?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary fermentation in wine production?
What is the purpose of incubation in oak barrels during wine production?
What is the purpose of incubation in oak barrels during wine production?
What is the function of hops in beer production?
What is the function of hops in beer production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the characteristic of beer that is due to the high concentration of CO2?
What is the characteristic of beer that is due to the high concentration of CO2?
What is the primary purpose of the mash and wort preparation step in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of the mash and wort preparation step in the beer brewing process?
What is the main reason why adjuncts like rice, wheat, and corn syrup are used in beer brewing?
What is the main reason why adjuncts like rice, wheat, and corn syrup are used in beer brewing?
What is the primary function of the fermentation step in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary function of the fermentation step in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of the maturation period in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of the maturation period in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of malt milling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of malt milling in the beer brewing process?
What percentage of the total weight of soft drinks is comprised of water?
What percentage of the total weight of soft drinks is comprised of water?
What is the maximum limit of inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the maximum limit of inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total Cl- in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total Cl- in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What are the common causes of quality loss in juice?
What are the common causes of quality loss in juice?
What is the primary function of gelling agents in juice processing?
What is the primary function of gelling agents in juice processing?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the primary function of pH control in pasteurization?
What is the primary function of pH control in pasteurization?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of filter sterilization in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the purpose of filter sterilization in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the difference between fruit juice and nectar?
What is the difference between fruit juice and nectar?
Why is proper transportation crucial for maintaining fruit quality?
Why is proper transportation crucial for maintaining fruit quality?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of enzymatic treatment in juice clarification?
What is the purpose of enzymatic treatment in juice clarification?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of sport drinks?
What is the primary purpose of sport drinks?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the purpose of hops in beer production?
What is the purpose of hops in beer production?
What is the recommended water quality for beer production?
What is the recommended water quality for beer production?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sports drinks?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sports drinks?
What is the purpose of oak barrels in cognac aging?
What is the purpose of oak barrels in cognac aging?
What is the purpose of SO2 treatment in wine processing?
What is the purpose of SO2 treatment in wine processing?
What is the primary role of pectinase treatment in wine processing?
What is the primary role of pectinase treatment in wine processing?
What is the purpose of incubation in oak barrels for wine?
What is the purpose of incubation in oak barrels for wine?
What is the main ingredient in beer production that provides the sugars for fermentation?
What is the main ingredient in beer production that provides the sugars for fermentation?
What is the purpose of racking in wine processing?
What is the purpose of racking in wine processing?
What is the characteristic of Cognac?
What is the characteristic of Cognac?
What is the purpose ofwort boiling in the brewing process?
What is the purpose ofwort boiling in the brewing process?
What is the role of yeast in the fermentation process?
What is the role of yeast in the fermentation process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the brewing process?
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
What is the purpose of maturation in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the brewing process?
What type of yeast is commonly used in lager production?
What type of yeast is commonly used in lager production?
What is the purpose of mashing in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of mashing in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort separation in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort separation in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What percentage of the human body is comprised of water?
What percentage of the human body is comprised of water?
Approximately how many liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer?
Approximately how many liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer?
What is the maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production?
What is the primary purpose of water in soft drinks?
What is the primary purpose of water in soft drinks?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total organic carbon (TOC) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total organic carbon (TOC) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the purpose of water quality requirements in beverage production?
What is the purpose of water quality requirements in beverage production?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
What is the purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What can lead to can swelling in canned juices?
What can lead to can swelling in canned juices?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the typical range of particle size resulting from high-pressure homogenization?
What is the typical range of particle size resulting from high-pressure homogenization?
What is the purpose of quality standards and regulations in fruit juice production?
What is the purpose of quality standards and regulations in fruit juice production?
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice?
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice?
What is the main purpose of sport drinks?
What is the main purpose of sport drinks?
Which of the following is an example of a natural sugar used in soft drinks?
Which of the following is an example of a natural sugar used in soft drinks?
What is the characteristic of Cognac?
What is the characteristic of Cognac?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic drinks?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic drinks?
What is the primary function of hops in beer production?
What is the primary function of hops in beer production?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the characteristic of wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the purpose of incubation in wine production?
What is the purpose of incubation in wine production?
What is the primary role of hops in beer production?
What is the primary role of hops in beer production?
What is the difference between primary and secondary fermentation?
What is the difference between primary and secondary fermentation?
What is the purpose of SO2 treatment in wine production?
What is the purpose of SO2 treatment in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the role of pectinase in wine production?
What is the role of pectinase in wine production?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
What is the purpose of mash and wort preparation in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of mash and wort preparation in beer brewing?
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in beer brewing?
What is the primary function of fermentation in beer brewing?
What is the primary function of fermentation in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of maturation in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of maturation in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of filtration in beer brewing?
What is the purpose of filtration in beer brewing?
Why is pasteurization done in beer production?
Why is pasteurization done in beer production?
What is the final step in the beer brewing process?
What is the final step in the beer brewing process?
Water makes up over 75% of the human body.
Water makes up over 75% of the human body.
Soft water is not essential for beer production.
Soft water is not essential for beer production.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is 5 NTU/ml.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is 5 NTU/ml.
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between 5.5 and 9.5.
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between 5.5 and 9.5.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels in water for beer production should be below 1 mg/l.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels in water for beer production should be below 1 mg/l.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below 100 CFU/100 ml.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below 100 CFU/100 ml.
The primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production is to remove soluble contents like Fe2+ and Mn2+.
The primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production is to remove soluble contents like Fe2+ and Mn2+.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must have a maximum hardness limit of 200 mg/l.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must have a maximum hardness limit of 200 mg/l.
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 50% Total Soluble Solids (TSS).
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 50% Total Soluble Solids (TSS).
Pectolytic enzymes are used in cloudy fruit juice processing to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage.
Pectolytic enzymes are used in cloudy fruit juice processing to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage.
Homogenization ensures the uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency.
Homogenization ensures the uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency.
Concentrated fruit juice has a Total Soluble Solids (TSS) of 20%.
Concentrated fruit juice has a Total Soluble Solids (TSS) of 20%.
The gelling agent pectin can further reduce separation in juice processing.
The gelling agent pectin can further reduce separation in juice processing.
High pressure (120-150 atm) is used to force the product through a large gap (1 mm) in juice processing.
High pressure (120-150 atm) is used to force the product through a large gap (1 mm) in juice processing.
Pasteurization eliminates only harmful microorganisms but does not extend the shelf life of juice.
Pasteurization eliminates only harmful microorganisms but does not extend the shelf life of juice.
Oxygen elimination is not crucial in juice processing because it does not affect the juice's appearance and nutritional value.
Oxygen elimination is not crucial in juice processing because it does not affect the juice's appearance and nutritional value.
Soft drinks consist of over 50% water by weight.
Soft drinks consist of over 50% water by weight.
Fruit juice has a natural TSS concentration of 50%.
Fruit juice has a natural TSS concentration of 50%.
Cognac is a type of wine.
Cognac is a type of wine.
In beer production, yeast converts starch into sugar.
In beer production, yeast converts starch into sugar.
Destemming is a process that is always done after crushing the grapes.
Destemming is a process that is always done after crushing the grapes.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another to add spices and flavorings.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another to add spices and flavorings.
Soft water is not preferred for beer production.
Soft water is not preferred for beer production.
Hops are added to beer for their nutritional value.
Hops are added to beer for their nutritional value.
Hypotonic drinks are suitable for endurance athletes like marathon runners.
Hypotonic drinks are suitable for endurance athletes like marathon runners.
Cognac is distilled from fermented grape must.
Cognac is distilled from fermented grape must.
Beer is a low-alcohol, low-nutrient beverage.
Beer is a low-alcohol, low-nutrient beverage.
Dry wine has a mild or softly perceptible sweetness.
Dry wine has a mild or softly perceptible sweetness.
The color and taste of wine depend on the vine variety.
The color and taste of wine depend on the vine variety.
Wine production starts with crushed and damaged fruits.
Wine production starts with crushed and damaged fruits.
Saccharomyces uvarum is a top-fermenting yeast used to make ale.
Saccharomyces uvarum is a top-fermenting yeast used to make ale.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
The wort is separated from the grain residue during the Malt milling process.
The wort is separated from the grain residue during the Malt milling process.
The primary purpose of boiling the wort is to extract flavors from hops.
The primary purpose of boiling the wort is to extract flavors from hops.
Filtration is done to remove yeast and particles from the beer.
Filtration is done to remove yeast and particles from the beer.
Pasteurization is done to reduce the shelf-life of beer.
Pasteurization is done to reduce the shelf-life of beer.
Mash and Wort Preparation is the first step in the beer brewing process.
Mash and Wort Preparation is the first step in the beer brewing process.
Yeast is added to the wort during the Maturation process.
Yeast is added to the wort during the Maturation process.
Fermentation is a single-stage process.
Fermentation is a single-stage process.
Beer is packaged into bottles, cans, and kegs.
Beer is packaged into bottles, cans, and kegs.
Water comprises more than 80% of the total weight of soft drinks.
Water comprises more than 80% of the total weight of soft drinks.
Beer production requires approximately 3 liters of water to make 1 liter of beer.
Beer production requires approximately 3 liters of water to make 1 liter of beer.
The pH level of water for beer production should be between 5.5 and 7.5.
The pH level of water for beer production should be between 5.5 and 7.5.
The maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production is 1 mg/l.
The maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production is 1 mg/l.
The presence of E. coli in water for beverage production is permissible in limited quantities.
The presence of E. coli in water for beverage production is permissible in limited quantities.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below 100 CFU/100 ml.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below 100 CFU/100 ml.
In fruit juice processing, high pressure (120-150 atm) is used to force the product through a large gap (1 mm).
In fruit juice processing, high pressure (120-150 atm) is used to force the product through a large gap (1 mm).
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing helps to minimize the loss of vitamin C.
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing helps to minimize the loss of vitamin C.
HTST (High-Temperature Short Time) method involves heating the juice to 95-97°C for 2 minutes.
HTST (High-Temperature Short Time) method involves heating the juice to 95-97°C for 2 minutes.
Zygosaccharomyces is known for its sensitivity to preservatives at high concentrations.
Zygosaccharomyces is known for its sensitivity to preservatives at high concentrations.
Fruit syrup has a Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentage of 32% and a fruit pulp portion of 100%.
Fruit syrup has a Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentage of 32% and a fruit pulp portion of 100%.
Soft drinks consist of less than 90% water by weight.
Soft drinks consist of less than 90% water by weight.
Filtration is used to remove particles larger than 0.8-1.2 mm in water treatment for beverage production.
Filtration is used to remove particles larger than 0.8-1.2 mm in water treatment for beverage production.
Running water in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
Running water in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
Nectar is a type of fruit juice with a TSS of 32%.
Nectar is a type of fruit juice with a TSS of 32%.
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice processing.
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice processing.
Homogenization ensures the uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, improving product consistency in fruit juice processing.
Homogenization ensures the uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, improving product consistency in fruit juice processing.
Pectolytic enzymes are used to break down proteins in fruits during juice clarification.
Pectolytic enzymes are used to break down proteins in fruits during juice clarification.
Cognac is distilled from fermented grape must.
Cognac is distilled from fermented grape must.
A 356ml can of beer typically contains 200 calories, 15g of carbohydrates, 2g of protein, and no fat.
A 356ml can of beer typically contains 200 calories, 15g of carbohydrates, 2g of protein, and no fat.
Hypotonic drinks are suitable for endurance athletes like marathon runners.
Hypotonic drinks are suitable for endurance athletes like marathon runners.
During fermentation, yeast converts sugar into alcohol and oxygen.
During fermentation, yeast converts sugar into alcohol and oxygen.
Racking is the process of adding fining agents to clarify wine.
Racking is the process of adding fining agents to clarify wine.
Wine can be classified by CO2 level, but not by producer.
Wine can be classified by CO2 level, but not by producer.
Cognac is a type of wine that is typically stored in steel tanks.
Cognac is a type of wine that is typically stored in steel tanks.
Soft water is not recommended for beer production.
Soft water is not recommended for beer production.
Hops are added to beer for their flavor and aroma, as well as their antibacterial properties.
Hops are added to beer for their flavor and aroma, as well as their antibacterial properties.
Isotonic drinks have the highest carbohydrate content.
Isotonic drinks have the highest carbohydrate content.
The metabolism of glucose to ethanol by S. cerevisiae results in the production of ATP, NADH, and CO2.
The metabolism of glucose to ethanol by S. cerevisiae results in the production of ATP, NADH, and CO2.
Beer is a high-alcohol beverage that is rich in nutrients.
Beer is a high-alcohol beverage that is rich in nutrients.
Malted barley is crushed to expose the fermentable starches.
Malted barley is crushed to expose the fermentable starches.
Yeast is added to the wort before boiling.
Yeast is added to the wort before boiling.
The wort is filtered to remove unwanted proteins.
The wort is filtered to remove unwanted proteins.
Fermentation is a multi-stage process where yeast grows, ferments actively, and finally settles.
Fermentation is a multi-stage process where yeast grows, ferments actively, and finally settles.
Beer is pasteurized to remove yeast and particles.
Beer is pasteurized to remove yeast and particles.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
The boiling of the wort is done solely for sterilization.
The boiling of the wort is done solely for sterilization.
Malt milling involves mixing the crushed malt with hot water.
Malt milling involves mixing the crushed malt with hot water.
Filtration is done before pasteurization.
Filtration is done before pasteurization.
The type of yeast used influences the beer’s flavor profile and fermentation temperature.
The type of yeast used influences the beer’s flavor profile and fermentation temperature.
Softening of water is essential to remove suspended particles larger than 0.8-1.2 mm.
Softening of water is essential to remove suspended particles larger than 0.8-1.2 mm.
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice.
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice.
Pectolytic enzymes are used to break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification.
Pectolytic enzymes are used to break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification.
Running water used in beverage facilities must meet the quality standards for direct consumption.
Running water used in beverage facilities must meet the quality standards for direct consumption.
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing helps to improve the juice's flavor profile.
Oxygen elimination in fruit juice processing helps to improve the juice's flavor profile.
The maximum hardness limit for running water in beverage facilities is 250 mg/l.
The maximum hardness limit for running water in beverage facilities is 250 mg/l.
Water is used in small quantities in beer production, with approximately 1 liter of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water is used in small quantities in beer production, with approximately 1 liter of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
The pH level of the water should be between 5.5 and 9.5 for beer production.
The pH level of the water should be between 5.5 and 9.5 for beer production.
Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 200 mg/l for beer production.
Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 200 mg/l for beer production.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 1 mg/l for beer production.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 1 mg/l for beer production.
Total Cl- should be less than 200 mg/l for beer production.
Total Cl- should be less than 200 mg/l for beer production.
The presence of E.coli indicates acceptable water quality for beverage production.
The presence of E.coli indicates acceptable water quality for beverage production.
Cognac can be stored in stainless steel barrels for aging.
Cognac can be stored in stainless steel barrels for aging.
Pectin is a type of enzyme that breaks down natural gelling agents in fruits.
Pectin is a type of enzyme that breaks down natural gelling agents in fruits.
Hypotonic drinks have higher electrolyte and carbohydrate levels than isotonic drinks.
Hypotonic drinks have higher electrolyte and carbohydrate levels than isotonic drinks.
Beer production requires hard water with high mineral content.
Beer production requires hard water with high mineral content.
Microorganisms can cause spoilage, off-flavors, and gas production in fruit juice, leading to package deformation.
Microorganisms can cause spoilage, off-flavors, and gas production in fruit juice, leading to package deformation.
The pH of fruit juice must be maintained above 4.5 before pasteurization to ensure the inactivation of Clostridium botulinum spores.
The pH of fruit juice must be maintained above 4.5 before pasteurization to ensure the inactivation of Clostridium botulinum spores.
Fortified wine has a low alcohol content of around 10%.
Fortified wine has a low alcohol content of around 10%.
Sparkling wine contains no CO2.
Sparkling wine contains no CO2.
UHT pasteurization involves heating the juice to 95-97°C for 12 seconds, followed by rapid cooling to 82-85°C.
UHT pasteurization involves heating the juice to 95-97°C for 12 seconds, followed by rapid cooling to 82-85°C.
Fruit syrup has a TSS of 32% and a fruit pulp portion of 100%.
Fruit syrup has a TSS of 32% and a fruit pulp portion of 100%.
Red wine is made from the mixture of grape juice, skins, and seeds of white-skin grapes.
Red wine is made from the mixture of grape juice, skins, and seeds of white-skin grapes.
Rapid cooling to 35-50°C is used after HTST pasteurization to ensure proper sealing.
Rapid cooling to 35-50°C is used after HTST pasteurization to ensure proper sealing.
All types of yeast are suitable for making ale.
All types of yeast are suitable for making ale.
Cognac is typically stored in small steel tanks.
Cognac is typically stored in small steel tanks.
Hop flowers are added to beer for their aroma only.
Hop flowers are added to beer for their aroma only.
Incubation time in oak barrels is always longer than in large steel tanks.
Incubation time in oak barrels is always longer than in large steel tanks.
Soft water is not recommended for beer production.
Soft water is not recommended for beer production.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove sediment and clarify the wine.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove sediment and clarify the wine.
Saccharomyces uvarum is a top-fermenting yeast used to make ale.
Saccharomyces uvarum is a top-fermenting yeast used to make ale.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley and contribute to a heavier flavor profile.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley and contribute to a heavier flavor profile.
The wort is boiled to activate enzymes that break down the starches into fermentable sugars.
The wort is boiled to activate enzymes that break down the starches into fermentable sugars.
Fermentation is a single-stage process where yeast grows and ferments simultaneously.
Fermentation is a single-stage process where yeast grows and ferments simultaneously.
Maturation is the final step in the beer brewing process.
Maturation is the final step in the beer brewing process.
Pasteurization is used to remove yeast and particles from beer.
Pasteurization is used to remove yeast and particles from beer.
Malt milling involves mixing crushed malt with hot water.
Malt milling involves mixing crushed malt with hot water.
Wort separation occurs before wort boiling.
Wort separation occurs before wort boiling.
Yeast is added to the wort before it is cooled.
Yeast is added to the wort before it is cooled.
Beer is always pasteurized before packaging.
Beer is always pasteurized before packaging.
What percentage of the human body is composed of water?
What percentage of the human body is composed of water?
How many liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer?
How many liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What types of carbohydrates are typically found in sport drinks?
What types of carbohydrates are typically found in sport drinks?
What is the purpose of hops in beer production?
What is the purpose of hops in beer production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen elimination in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen elimination in juice processing?
What is the classification of wine based on sweetness?
What is the classification of wine based on sweetness?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What is the main purpose of yeast in beer production?
What is the main purpose of yeast in beer production?
What are the three categories of quality loss in juice?
What are the three categories of quality loss in juice?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the characteristic of cognac that derives its taste and amber color?
What is the characteristic of cognac that derives its taste and amber color?
What is the primary function of pectolytic enzymes in juice clarification?
What is the primary function of pectolytic enzymes in juice clarification?
What are the main microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are the main microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What is the purpose of regulations such as QCVN 6-2/2010-BYT?
What is the purpose of regulations such as QCVN 6-2/2010-BYT?
What is the purpose of soft water in beer production?
What is the purpose of soft water in beer production?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the difference between fruit juice and fruit syrup?
What is the difference between fruit juice and fruit syrup?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of cooling during the 'Must' treatment process?
What is the purpose of cooling during the 'Must' treatment process?
What is the role of SO2 treatment in wine processing?
What is the role of SO2 treatment in wine processing?
What is the purpose of enzyme (pectinase) treatment in wine processing?
What is the purpose of enzyme (pectinase) treatment in wine processing?
What is the typical incubation time for wine in oak barrels?
What is the typical incubation time for wine in oak barrels?
What are the main ingredients in beer production?
What are the main ingredients in beer production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of mash and wort preparation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of mash and wort preparation in the beer brewing process?
What is the role of yeast in the fermentation process?
What is the role of yeast in the fermentation process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the primary role of adjuncts in beer production?
What is the primary role of adjuncts in beer production?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of fermentation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of fermentation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of packaging in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of packaging in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the acceptable range for pH levels in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the primary purpose of maintaining microbial quality in water for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of maintaining microbial quality in water for beverage production?
Why is soft water essential for beer production?
Why is soft water essential for beer production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen elimination in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen elimination in juice processing?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What are some common microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are some common microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are some causes of quality loss in juice?
What are some causes of quality loss in juice?
What is the main purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the main purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the purpose of gelling agents in juice processing?
What is the purpose of gelling agents in juice processing?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What are some regulations that govern the quality and safety of fruit juices?
What are some regulations that govern the quality and safety of fruit juices?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What type of enzymes are used in juice clarification?
What type of enzymes are used in juice clarification?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of homogenization in fruit juice processing?
What type of carbohydrates are typically found in sport drinks?
What type of carbohydrates are typically found in sport drinks?
What is the function of hops in beer production?
What is the function of hops in beer production?
What is the term for wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the term for wine with residual sugar due to short fermentation time or using low-alcoholic producing yeast?
What is the purpose of oak barrels in cognac production?
What is the purpose of oak barrels in cognac production?
What is the preferred type of water for beer production?
What is the preferred type of water for beer production?
What is the primary function of yeast in beer production?
What is the primary function of yeast in beer production?
What is the purpose of destemming and crushing in wine processing?
What is the purpose of destemming and crushing in wine processing?
What is the role of SO2 treatment in must treatment?
What is the role of SO2 treatment in must treatment?
What is the primary purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the primary purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the significance of incubation/storing in oak barrels for wine production?
What is the significance of incubation/storing in oak barrels for wine production?
What is the role of hops in beer production?
What is the role of hops in beer production?
What is the purpose of cooling during beer production?
What is the purpose of cooling during beer production?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
What is the purpose of mashing and wort preparation?
What is the purpose of mashing and wort preparation?
What is the purpose of wort boiling?
What is the purpose of wort boiling?
What is the purpose of maturation in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in the brewing process?
What is the purpose of pasteurization in the brewing process?
What are adjuncts in beer brewing?
What are adjuncts in beer brewing?
What is the role of yeast in fermentation?
What is the role of yeast in fermentation?
What is the importance of water quality in beer production?
What is the importance of water quality in beer production?
What is the purpose of wort separation?
What is the purpose of wort separation?
What percentage of a soft drink's total weight is comprised of water?
What percentage of a soft drink's total weight is comprised of water?
How many liters of water are needed to produce 1 liter of beer?
How many liters of water are needed to produce 1 liter of beer?
What is the maximum acceptable level of hardness in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of hardness in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) in water for beer production?
What is the purpose of maintaining a specific pH level in water for beer production?
What is the purpose of maintaining a specific pH level in water for beer production?
Why is it essential to maintain a low total coliform count in water for beverage production?
Why is it essential to maintain a low total coliform count in water for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of filter sterilization in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of filter sterilization in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the significance of optimal ripeness in fruit juice production?
What is the significance of optimal ripeness in fruit juice production?
What is the purpose of blanching in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the purpose of blanching in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the difference between cloudy and clear fruit juice in terms of processing steps?
What is the difference between cloudy and clear fruit juice in terms of processing steps?
What is the role of pectolytic enzymes in juice clarification?
What is the role of pectolytic enzymes in juice clarification?
What is the maximum acceptable level of water hardness in running water for beverage facilities?
What is the maximum acceptable level of water hardness in running water for beverage facilities?
What are the two common heat treatments used in juice pasteurization?
What are the two common heat treatments used in juice pasteurization?
What are the three main causes of quality loss in juice?
What are the three main causes of quality loss in juice?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What is the purpose of minimizing oxygen contact in juice processing?
What are the three types of microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are the three types of microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are the four regulations that govern the quality and safety of fruit juices in Vietnam?
What are the four regulations that govern the quality and safety of fruit juices in Vietnam?
What is the main purpose of gelling agents in juice processing?
What is the main purpose of gelling agents in juice processing?
What are the primary ingredients in beer production, and what role does each play in the brewing process?
What are the primary ingredients in beer production, and what role does each play in the brewing process?
What is the difference between isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic sport drinks, and what are their intended uses?
What is the difference between isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic sport drinks, and what are their intended uses?
What are the classification categories for wine, and how do they differ from one another?
What are the classification categories for wine, and how do they differ from one another?
What is the significance of oak barrels in Cognac production, and how do they impact the final product?
What is the significance of oak barrels in Cognac production, and how do they impact the final product?
What are the key nutrients found in beer, and how do they contribute to its nutritional value?
What are the key nutrients found in beer, and how do they contribute to its nutritional value?
What is the purpose of fermentation in beverage production, and how does it impact the final product?
What is the purpose of fermentation in beverage production, and how does it impact the final product?
What is the primary purpose of incubation in wine production?
What is the primary purpose of incubation in wine production?
What is the role of pectinase in wine processing?
What is the role of pectinase in wine processing?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the primary purpose of SO2 treatment in wine production?
What is the primary purpose of SO2 treatment in wine production?
What are the two main phases of fermentation in wine production?
What are the two main phases of fermentation in wine production?
What is the role of hops in beer production?
What is the role of hops in beer production?
What is the primary role of mash and wort preparation in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary role of mash and wort preparation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary function of adjuncts in beer production?
What is the primary function of adjuncts in beer production?
What is the purpose of fermentation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of fermentation in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary goal of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary goal of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in beer production?
What is the primary role of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary role of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of wort cooling in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary goal of the beer brewing process?
What is the primary goal of the beer brewing process?
Water is a major component of soft drinks, comprising more than ________% of their total weight.
Water is a major component of soft drinks, comprising more than ________% of their total weight.
Approximately ________ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Approximately ________ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is ________ NTU/ml.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is ________ NTU/ml.
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between ________ and 8.5.
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between ________ and 8.5.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels in water for beer production should be below ________ mg/l.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels in water for beer production should be below ________ mg/l.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below ________ CFU/100 ml.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below ________ CFU/100 ml.
Water hardness is addressed by neutralizing with ______ or heating.
Water hardness is addressed by neutralizing with ______ or heating.
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 100% ______ (Total Soluble Solids).
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 100% ______ (Total Soluble Solids).
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and ______, having a TSS of 15% and containing 20% fruit pulp.
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and ______, having a TSS of 15% and containing 20% fruit pulp.
Concentrated fruit juice, used for preservation and as a base for other products like nectar, jam, and jelly, has a TSS of 32% and is made entirely from ______ pulp.
Concentrated fruit juice, used for preservation and as a base for other products like nectar, jam, and jelly, has a TSS of 32% and is made entirely from ______ pulp.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to Decision No. 09/2005/QĐ-BYT, issued by the Ministry of Health on March 11, ______.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to Decision No. 09/2005/QĐ-BYT, issued by the Ministry of Health on March 11, ______.
Separate from water used directly in production, running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to a maximum hardness limit of ______ mg/l.
Separate from water used directly in production, running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to a maximum hardness limit of ______ mg/l.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Oxygen elimination in juice processing is crucial to minimize ______ and vitamin C loss.
Oxygen elimination in juice processing is crucial to minimize ______ and vitamin C loss.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the ______ life of juice.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the ______ life of juice.
Microorganism contamination can cause ______, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to can swelling.
Microorganism contamination can cause ______, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to can swelling.
Yeast contamination is particularly common in fruit juice, often causing ______ scum on the surface, gas production, and spoilage.
Yeast contamination is particularly common in fruit juice, often causing ______ scum on the surface, gas production, and spoilage.
Fruit syrup has a TSS of ______% and a fruit pulp portion of 25%.
Fruit syrup has a TSS of ______% and a fruit pulp portion of 25%.
Sport drinks typically contain digestible ______ for energy absorption
Sport drinks typically contain digestible ______ for energy absorption
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called _______.
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called _______.
Cognac derives its taste and ______ color from the reaction between oak tannins and its constituents
Cognac derives its taste and ______ color from the reaction between oak tannins and its constituents
In beer production, _______ provides the sugars that are fermented by yeast to produce alcohol.
In beer production, _______ provides the sugars that are fermented by yeast to produce alcohol.
Beer production requires ______ water with specific mineral content
Beer production requires ______ water with specific mineral content
Wine can be classified by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer
Wine can be classified by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer
Hops are added to beer for their _______ and aroma.
Hops are added to beer for their _______ and aroma.
In wine production, the process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove settled matters is called _______.
In wine production, the process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove settled matters is called _______.
Red wine is made from the mixture of grape juice, ______, and seeds of dark-skin grapes
Red wine is made from the mixture of grape juice, ______, and seeds of dark-skin grapes
Saccharose, glucose, fructose, HFCS, and glucose/fructose syrup are examples of ______ sugars used in soft drinks
Saccharose, glucose, fructose, HFCS, and glucose/fructose syrup are examples of ______ sugars used in soft drinks
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong _______ distilled from crude wine/must.
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong _______ distilled from crude wine/must.
Beer is known for its refreshing taste, which comes from the combination of hops and _______, and its white, smooth foam.
Beer is known for its refreshing taste, which comes from the combination of hops and _______, and its white, smooth foam.
The beer brewing process involves several steps, including _______________, which is the process of crushing malted barley to expose the fermentable sugars.
The beer brewing process involves several steps, including _______________, which is the process of crushing malted barley to expose the fermentable sugars.
The mixture of crushed malt and hot water is known as the _______________.
The mixture of crushed malt and hot water is known as the _______________.
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is called _______________.
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is called _______________.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract bitterness from _______________, and remove unwanted proteins.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract bitterness from _______________, and remove unwanted proteins.
After primary fermentation, beer undergoes a _______________ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
After primary fermentation, beer undergoes a _______________ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
Some beers are _______________ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Some beers are _______________ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Saccharomyces _______________ is a bottom-fermenting yeast used to make lager.
Saccharomyces _______________ is a bottom-fermenting yeast used to make lager.
Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and potatoes can be added to beer as _______________.
Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and potatoes can be added to beer as _______________.
The primary role of yeast in beer production is to consume the sugars and produce _______________ and CO2.
The primary role of yeast in beer production is to consume the sugars and produce _______________ and CO2.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining _______________ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining _______________ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Water makes up over ______ % of the human body.
Water makes up over ______ % of the human body.
Approximately ______ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Approximately ______ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
The pH level of the water should be between ______ and 8.5.
The pH level of the water should be between ______ and 8.5.
Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed ______ mg/l.
Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed ______ mg/l.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below ______ mg/l.
Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below ______ mg/l.
Total coliform count should be below ______ CFU/100 ml.
Total coliform count should be below ______ CFU/100 ml.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Minimizing ______ contact is crucial in juice processing.
Minimizing ______ contact is crucial in juice processing.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful ______ and extends the shelf life of juice.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful ______ and extends the shelf life of juice.
Quality loss in juice can stem from ______ loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
Quality loss in juice can stem from ______ loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
Microorganism contamination can cause spoilage, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to ______ swelling.
Microorganism contamination can cause spoilage, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to ______ swelling.
Fruit juice has a natural ______ concentration of 100%.
Fruit juice has a natural ______ concentration of 100%.
To meet the quality standards, water undergoes several treatment processes including Removal of Suspensions, Removal of Soluble Contents, Removal of Microorganisms, and ______________ of Water.
To meet the quality standards, water undergoes several treatment processes including Removal of Suspensions, Removal of Soluble Contents, Removal of Microorganisms, and ______________ of Water.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to Decision No. 09/2005/QĐ-BYT, issued by the Ministry of Health on ______________, 2005.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities must adhere to Decision No. 09/2005/QĐ-BYT, issued by the Ministry of Health on ______________, 2005.
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and ______________ TSS (Total Soluble Solids).
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and ______________ TSS (Total Soluble Solids).
Concentrated fruit juice, used for preservation and as a base for other products like nectar, jam, and jelly, has a TSS of ______________ and is made entirely from fruit pulp.
Concentrated fruit juice, used for preservation and as a base for other products like nectar, jam, and jelly, has a TSS of ______________ and is made entirely from fruit pulp.
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and additives, having a TSS of ______________ and containing 20% fruit pulp.
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and additives, having a TSS of ______________ and containing 20% fruit pulp.
Soft drinks often include natural sugars such as saccharose, glucose, fructose, HFCS, and glucose/fructose ______.
Soft drinks often include natural sugars such as saccharose, glucose, fructose, HFCS, and glucose/fructose ______.
The extraction method used depends on the fruit's structure and composition, for example, tough and crunchy fruits require ______________ before pressing.
The extraction method used depends on the fruit's structure and composition, for example, tough and crunchy fruits require ______________ before pressing.
Sport drinks can be categorized into isotonic, ______, and hypertonic varieties based on their electrolyte and carbohydrate concentrations.
Sport drinks can be categorized into isotonic, ______, and hypertonic varieties based on their electrolyte and carbohydrate concentrations.
Fermented beverages encompass alcohols, wines, and ______.
Fermented beverages encompass alcohols, wines, and ______.
Cognac derives its taste and amber color from the reaction between oak tannins and its ______.
Cognac derives its taste and amber color from the reaction between oak tannins and its ______.
Beer is characterized by its hop-ethanol ______, sweet-bitter taste, and white-smooth foam.
Beer is characterized by its hop-ethanol ______, sweet-bitter taste, and white-smooth foam.
Wine can be classified in multiple ways: by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer.
Wine can be classified in multiple ways: by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer.
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called ______.
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called ______.
The fermentation process is divided into 2 main phases: primary ______ and secondary fermentation.
The fermentation process is divided into 2 main phases: primary ______ and secondary fermentation.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another container to remove settled ______ (i.e. flocculated dead yeast cells, other chemical sediments…).
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another container to remove settled ______ (i.e. flocculated dead yeast cells, other chemical sediments…).
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong alcohol distilled from crude ______/must.
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong alcohol distilled from crude ______/must.
One can (356ml) of beer contains 153 calories, 0g of fat, 12.6g of ______, 1g of protein, and 2% of the daily recommended intake of riboflavin.
One can (356ml) of beer contains 153 calories, 0g of fat, 12.6g of ______, 1g of protein, and 2% of the daily recommended intake of riboflavin.
The quality of ______ used significantly impacts the quality of the beer, and soft water is preferred.
The quality of ______ used significantly impacts the quality of the beer, and soft water is preferred.
Saccharomyces uvarum, a ______ yeast, is used to make lager.
Saccharomyces uvarum, a ______ yeast, is used to make lager.
Adjuncts: Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and ______ can be added to beer for economic reasons.
Adjuncts: Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and ______ can be added to beer for economic reasons.
Malt milling: Malted ______ is crushed to expose the fermentable sugars.
Malt milling: Malted ______ is crushed to expose the fermentable sugars.
The crushed malt is mixed with hot water to activate enzymes that break down the starches into fermentable ______.
The crushed malt is mixed with hot water to activate enzymes that break down the starches into fermentable ______.
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is called “______”.
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is called “______”.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract bitterness from ______, and remove unwanted proteins.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract bitterness from ______, and remove unwanted proteins.
The boiled wort is rapidly cooled to a temperature suitable for ______ addition.
The boiled wort is rapidly cooled to a temperature suitable for ______ addition.
Beer undergoes a ______ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
Beer undergoes a ______ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining ______ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining ______ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Some beers are ______ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Some beers are ______ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Water hardness is addressed by neutralizing with ______ or heating.
Water hardness is addressed by neutralizing with ______ or heating.
Juice extraction methods depend on the fruit's structure and ______.
Juice extraction methods depend on the fruit's structure and ______.
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 100% ______ (Total Soluble Solids).
Fruit juice is a beverage with natural concentration and 100% ______ (Total Soluble Solids).
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and additives, having a ______ of 15% and containing 20% fruit pulp.
Nectar is diluted fruit juice with added water, sugar, organic acids, and additives, having a ______ of 15% and containing 20% fruit pulp.
The size of the shredded matter is important, and ______ and peels may need to be removed.
The size of the shredded matter is important, and ______ and peels may need to be removed.
Pectolytic enzymes, including ______, break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Pectolytic enzymes, including ______, break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Water makes up over _______ percent of the human body.
Water makes up over _______ percent of the human body.
Soft water is essential for _______ production.
Soft water is essential for _______ production.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is _______ NTU/ml.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is _______ NTU/ml.
For beer production, the pH level of the water should be between _______ and 8.5.
For beer production, the pH level of the water should be between _______ and 8.5.
The hardness of water, primarily caused by _______ and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
The hardness of water, primarily caused by _______ and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below _______ CFU/100 ml.
The total coliform count in water for beverage production should be below _______ CFU/100 ml.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Gelling agents, such as ______ and CMC, can further reduce separation.
Minimizing ______ contact is crucial in juice processing.
Minimizing ______ contact is crucial in juice processing.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful ______ and extends the shelf life of juice.
Pasteurization eliminates harmful ______ and extends the shelf life of juice.
Quality loss in juice can stem from ______ loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
Quality loss in juice can stem from ______ loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
Microorganism contamination can cause ______, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to can swelling.
Microorganism contamination can cause ______, off-flavors, and gas production, potentially leading to can swelling.
The general processing steps in White Wine Processing include destemming and crushing, juice & peel _______, fermentation, pressing, barrel fermentation, incubation/storage (in oak barrel), stabilization/depositing, filtering.
The general processing steps in White Wine Processing include destemming and crushing, juice & peel _______, fermentation, pressing, barrel fermentation, incubation/storage (in oak barrel), stabilization/depositing, filtering.
Fruit juice has a natural ______ concentration of 100%.
Fruit juice has a natural ______ concentration of 100%.
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called _______.
After being crushed, the grapes are mixed to a mixture of “skin + pulp + seed” called _______.
Beer is a popular low-alcohol beverage that is rich in nutrients; one can (356ml) of beer contains 153 calories, 0g of fat, 12.6g of carbohydrates, 1g of protein, and 2% of the daily recommended intake of _______.
Beer is a popular low-alcohol beverage that is rich in nutrients; one can (356ml) of beer contains 153 calories, 0g of fat, 12.6g of carbohydrates, 1g of protein, and 2% of the daily recommended intake of _______.
Malt provides the _______ that are fermented by yeast to produce alcohol.
Malt provides the _______ that are fermented by yeast to produce alcohol.
Digestible carbohydrates in sport drinks are designed to provide ______ absorption.
Digestible carbohydrates in sport drinks are designed to provide ______ absorption.
The process of transferring wine from one container to another container to remove settled matters is called _______.
The process of transferring wine from one container to another container to remove settled matters is called _______.
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong alcohol distilled from crude wine/______.
Cognac, while not technically wine, is a strong alcohol distilled from crude wine/______.
Cognac is often stored in ______ barrels for aging.
Cognac is often stored in ______ barrels for aging.
Beer typically contains ______ levels, including potassium, with recommended daily intakes varying from 1,600 to 3,000 mg for the general population.
Beer typically contains ______ levels, including potassium, with recommended daily intakes varying from 1,600 to 3,000 mg for the general population.
The age of cognac is denoted by a ______ system, with three stars (V.S) representing the youngest (3-5 years old).
The age of cognac is denoted by a ______ system, with three stars (V.S) representing the youngest (3-5 years old).
Wine can be classified by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer.
Wine can be classified by ______, by fermentation, by CO2 level, and by producer.
Water, constituting ______% of beer, is crucial for various brewing stages.
Water, constituting ______% of beer, is crucial for various brewing stages.
Saccharomyces ______ is used to make lager.
Saccharomyces ______ is used to make lager.
Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and potatoes can be added to beer as ______.
Secondary starch sources like rice, wheat, corn syrup, and potatoes can be added to beer as ______.
Malted barley is crushed to expose the ______ sugars.
Malted barley is crushed to expose the ______ sugars.
The mixture of crushed malt and hot water is known as the ______.
The mixture of crushed malt and hot water is known as the ______.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract ______ from hops, and remove unwanted proteins.
The wort is boiled to sterilize it, extract ______ from hops, and remove unwanted proteins.
The boiled wort is rapidly cooled to a temperature suitable for ______ addition.
The boiled wort is rapidly cooled to a temperature suitable for ______ addition.
After primary fermentation, beer undergoes a ______ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
After primary fermentation, beer undergoes a ______ period at low temperatures to develop flavor and clarity.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining ______ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Beer is filtered to remove any remaining ______ and particles, ensuring clarity.
Some beers are ______ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Some beers are ______ to extend shelf-life by eliminating any remaining microorganisms.
Finally, the beer is packaged into ______, bottles, or cans.
Finally, the beer is packaged into ______, bottles, or cans.
What is the purpose of sulphite treatment (NaHSO3) in wine production?
What is the purpose of sulphite treatment (NaHSO3) in wine production?
Cognac is a type of wine.
Cognac is a type of wine.
What is the primary role of yeast in beer production?
What is the primary role of yeast in beer production?
The fermentation process in wine production is divided into two main phases: primary fermentation (alcoholic fermentation) and ______________________。
The fermentation process in wine production is divided into two main phases: primary fermentation (alcoholic fermentation) and ______________________。
Match the following ingredients in beer production with their roles:
Match the following ingredients in beer production with their roles:
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What is the purpose of racking in wine production?
What proportion of soft drinks is comprised of water?
What proportion of soft drinks is comprised of water?
Hard water is essential for beer production.
Hard water is essential for beer production.
What is the maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production?
What is the maximum acceptable level of manganese (Mn2+) in water for beer production?
Approximately ______________ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Approximately ______________ liters of water are needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Match the following water quality parameters with their acceptable limits in water for beer production:
Match the following water quality parameters with their acceptable limits in water for beer production:
The presence of E. coli in water used for beverage production is permissible.
The presence of E. coli in water used for beverage production is permissible.
What is the purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
What is the maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities?
The extraction method used for tough and crunchy fruits involves shredding or ____________ before pressing.
The extraction method used for tough and crunchy fruits involves shredding or ____________ before pressing.
Match the following fruit juice types with their Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentages:
Match the following fruit juice types with their Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentages:
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of heat treatment in cloudy fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the purpose of isotonic drinks in sport drinks?
What is the purpose of isotonic drinks in sport drinks?
Yeast contamination is a common issue in fruit juice processing, often causing off-flavors and spoilage.
Yeast contamination is a common issue in fruit juice processing, often causing off-flavors and spoilage.
Cognac derives its taste and amber color from the reaction between oak tannins and the grape must.
Cognac derives its taste and amber color from the reaction between oak tannins and the grape must.
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What is the primary function of yeast in beer production?
What is the primary function of yeast in beer production?
Microorganisms, chemical agents, and mechanical agents are common causes of _______________ loss in juice.
Microorganisms, chemical agents, and mechanical agents are common causes of _______________ loss in juice.
Match the following microbiological contaminants with their descriptions:
Match the following microbiological contaminants with their descriptions:
A 356ml can of beer typically contains ______________ calories.
A 356ml can of beer typically contains ______________ calories.
Match the following wine classifications with their descriptions:
Match the following wine classifications with their descriptions:
Sparkling wine is classified as a CO2-containing wine.
Sparkling wine is classified as a CO2-containing wine.
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
What is the name of the yeast used to make lager?
What is the name of the yeast used to make lager?
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is known as the ___________________.
The liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash is known as the ___________________.
Match the following steps in the beer brewing process with their descriptions:
Match the following steps in the beer brewing process with their descriptions:
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
All beers undergo pasteurization to extend shelf-life.
All beers undergo pasteurization to extend shelf-life.
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
The process of mixing crushed malt with hot water to activate enzymes that break down starches into fermentable sugars is known as the ___________________.
The process of mixing crushed malt with hot water to activate enzymes that break down starches into fermentable sugars is known as the ___________________.
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
Why are adjuncts added to beer?
What percentage of a soft drink's total weight is comprised of water?
What percentage of a soft drink's total weight is comprised of water?
Hard water is essential for beer production.
Hard water is essential for beer production.
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
What is the maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production?
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between _______ and 8.5.
The pH level of the water for beer production should be between _______ and 8.5.
Match the water quality requirements for beverage production:
Match the water quality requirements for beverage production:
E. coli indicates acceptable water quality for beverage production.
E. coli indicates acceptable water quality for beverage production.
What is the purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
The extraction method used for tough and crunchy fruits involves shredding or crushing before ___________________.
The extraction method used for tough and crunchy fruits involves shredding or crushing before ___________________.
Match the following fruit juices with their TSS percentages:
Match the following fruit juices with their TSS percentages:
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice.
Heat treatment is used to inactivate enzymes that can cause spoilage in clear fruit juice.
What is the purpose of sulphite treatment in "Must" treatment?
What is the purpose of sulphite treatment in "Must" treatment?
Racking is a process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove settled matters and obtain a clearer wine.
Racking is a process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove settled matters and obtain a clearer wine.
What is the primary purpose of incubation in wine production?
What is the primary purpose of incubation in wine production?
The fermentation process in wine production is divided into two main phases: _________ and secondary fermentation.
The fermentation process in wine production is divided into two main phases: _________ and secondary fermentation.
Match the following beer ingredients with their roles:
Match the following beer ingredients with their roles:
What type of drinks are designed to replenish water, minerals, and nutrients lost during physical activity?
What type of drinks are designed to replenish water, minerals, and nutrients lost during physical activity?
All wine is classified as sweet.
All wine is classified as sweet.
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sport drinks?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic sport drinks?
Whisky is distilled from fermented ______________.
Whisky is distilled from fermented ______________.
Match the type of wine with its characteristic:
Match the type of wine with its characteristic:
What is the primary component of beer, constituting 80-90% of the finished product?
What is the primary component of beer, constituting 80-90% of the finished product?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in fruit juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in fruit juice processing?
High-Temperature Short Time (HTST) involves heating the juice to 100°C for 10 seconds.
High-Temperature Short Time (HTST) involves heating the juice to 100°C for 10 seconds.
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
What are the two common heat treatments used in pasteurization?
Microorganisms such as ______________ can contaminate juice.
Microorganisms such as ______________ can contaminate juice.
Match the following quality standards with their descriptions:
Match the following quality standards with their descriptions:
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice?
What is the primary cause of quality loss in juice?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
What type of yeast is used to make lager?
Malted barley is always used as the primary starch source in beer production.
Malted barley is always used as the primary starch source in beer production.
What is the name of the liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash?
What is the name of the liquid containing the sugars extracted from the mash?
The process of separating the wort from the grain residue is called _______________.
The process of separating the wort from the grain residue is called _______________.
Match the following steps in the beer brewing process with their descriptions:
Match the following steps in the beer brewing process with their descriptions:
What is the purpose of filtration in beer production?
What is the purpose of filtration in beer production?
Pasteurization is a required step in all beer production.
Pasteurization is a required step in all beer production.
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
Adjuncts are added to beer for _______________________ reasons.
Adjuncts are added to beer for _______________________ reasons.
What is the primary function of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary function of yeast in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of wort boiling in the beer brewing process?
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
Adjuncts are more expensive than malted barley.
What is the name of the mixture formed during the mash and wort preparation step?
What is the name of the mixture formed during the mash and wort preparation step?
The _______________ stage is where yeast consumes the sugars and produces alcohol and CO2.
The _______________ stage is where yeast consumes the sugars and produces alcohol and CO2.
Match the following beer brewing process steps with their descriptions:
Match the following beer brewing process steps with their descriptions:
What is the primary purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
What is the primary purpose of maturation in the beer brewing process?
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is used to make lager.
Saccharomyces cerevisiae is used to make lager.
What is the name of the yeast used to make lager?
What is the name of the yeast used to make lager?
The beer brewing process involves several steps, including _______________ and _______________.
The beer brewing process involves several steps, including _______________ and _______________.
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the purpose of filtration in the beer brewing process?
What is the percentage of water in soft drinks?
What is the percentage of water in soft drinks?
Water is not essential for beer production.
Water is not essential for beer production.
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
What is the primary role of water in biochemical reactions in the human body?
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is ______________ NTU/ml.
The maximum limit for inorganic matter in water for beer production is ______________ NTU/ml.
Match the following water quality parameters with their acceptable limits:
Match the following water quality parameters with their acceptable limits:
The presence of E. coli indicates good water quality.
The presence of E. coli indicates good water quality.
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of oxygen scouring in water treatment for beverage production?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of pasteurization in juice processing?
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
Running water used for household purposes in beverage facilities is suitable for direct consumption.
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
What is the total soluble solids (TSS) percentage of concentrated fruit juice?
Minimizing oxygen contact is not crucial in juice processing.
Minimizing oxygen contact is not crucial in juice processing.
The maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities is __________.
The maximum hardness limit in mg/l for running water in beverage facilities is __________.
What are some common microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
What are some common microorganisms that can contaminate juice?
The process of high-pressure homogenization uses a pressure of _______ atm to force the product through a small gap.
The process of high-pressure homogenization uses a pressure of _______ atm to force the product through a small gap.
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
What type of enzymes break down pectin, a natural gelling agent in fruits, in juice clarification?
Match the following juice classifications with their Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentages:
Match the following juice classifications with their Total Soluble Solids (TSS) percentages:
What is the purpose of eliminating oxygen in juice processing?
What is the purpose of eliminating oxygen in juice processing?
What is the primary purpose of sport drinks?
What is the primary purpose of sport drinks?
Cognac is typically stored in steel barrels for aging.
Cognac is typically stored in steel barrels for aging.
What is the primary purpose of SO2 treatment in "Must" treatment?
What is the primary purpose of SO2 treatment in "Must" treatment?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic drinks?
What is the typical carbohydrate content of isotonic drinks?
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another container to add yeast and increase fermentation.
Racking is the process of transferring wine from one container to another container to add yeast and increase fermentation.
Whisky is distilled from fermented ______________________.
Whisky is distilled from fermented ______________________.
What is the main role of yeast in beer production?
What is the main role of yeast in beer production?
Beer is known for its refreshing taste, which comes from the combination of _______ and ethanol.
Beer is known for its refreshing taste, which comes from the combination of _______ and ethanol.
Match the following wine classifications with their descriptions:
Match the following wine classifications with their descriptions:
Match the following wine processing steps with their descriptions:
Match the following wine processing steps with their descriptions:
What is the approximate percentage of water in beer?
What is the approximate percentage of water in beer?
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- Grapes and Wine Types*
- Chardonnay, Airen, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Blanc grapes are used for white wine production
- Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Pinot Noir grapes are used for red wine production
- Wine Classification*
- By color:
- White wine: made from juice of white/green-skin grapes
- Rose wine: made from red/purple grapes with maceration for few hours
- Red wine: made from mixture of grape juice, skins, and seeds of dark-skin grapes
- By sweetness:
- Dry wine: all sugar converted to alcohol
- Semi-dry wine: mild sweetness
- Sweet wine (dessert wine): residual sugar remains due to short fermentation time or yeast type
- By fermentation:
- Natural fermentation
- Fortified wine: high alcohol (15-22%), dry/sweet wine due to added alcohol during fermentation
- By CO2 level:
- CO2-containing wine: sparkling wine
- Non-CO2-containing wine: still wine
- By producer:
- Country: e.g., French, Australian, Belgian
- Region: e.g., Bordeaux, California
- Wine Production*
- Raw material: ripe, non-crushed/damaged fruits
- Harvesting: based on Brix, acidity, pH, color, and taste of wine
- Factors affecting wine production:
- Oxygen
- Temperature
- Sugar content
- pH
- Fermentation*
- Saccharomyces cerevisiae advantages:
- Rapid and complete fermentation
- Well-settling and easily detachable from fermented juice
- Creates distinct wine aroma
- Sustainable to alcohol, acid, and antiseptics
- Microorganisms in wine production:
- Yeast: Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Brettanomyces, Candida, Torulaspora, Zygosaccharomyces, Cryptococcus, Debaryomyces, Hanseniapora, Kloeckera, Kluyveromyces, Metschnikowia, Pichia, Rhodotorula
- Negative effects of wild yeast: off-flavors, off-odors, and spoilage
- Other Topics*
- Ethanol characteristics and applications
- Beneficial effects of moderate alcohol consumption
- Negative effects of excessive alcohol consumption
- Kombucha and Nata de Coco production
- Wine and health benefits### Winemaking Process
- After destemming and crushing, grapes are mixed to form a mixture of "skin + pulp + seed" called "Must"
- Must is then pressed to obtain juice, and the remaining residue is further squeezed to collect the remaining liquid
- The "Must" treatment involves:
- Cooling to slow down oxidation and fermentation
- Chaptalization and acidity treatment to adjust sugar and acidity levels
- SO2 treatment to prevent bacterial growth and oxidation
- Nutrient addition to support fermentation
- Pectinase enzyme supplements to increase pressing yield and improve wine clarity
Fermentation Process
- Primary fermentation (alcoholic fermentation) and secondary fermentation (malolactic fermentation)
- Primary fermentation:
- Optimum temperature: 15-28°C for white and rosé wine, 20-32°C for red wine
- Duration: 10-12 days at 20-22°C, 6-7 days at 25-28°C
- Pure culture yeast can be added at this stage
- Main role: produce alcohol
- Secondary fermentation:
- Malic acid is converted to lactic acid
- Implementation is mainly based on lactic acid bacteria
- Occurs after alcoholic fermentation, and can occur naturally or be initiated by the winemaker
Unwanted Fermentation
- Glycerol fermentation → lactic acid + acetic acid
- Natural grape sugars → lactic acid + acetic acid
- Tartaric acid → lactic acid + acetic acid + CO2
- Ethanol → acetic acid → water + CO2
Racking
- Process of transferring wine from one container to another to remove sediment
- Done to clarify and mature the wine
- Requires minimal oxygen exposure to prevent oxidation
- Supplement with 0.01% sodium metabisulfite before each racking
Filtering and Bottling
- Filtering agents: gelatin, egg whites, or other protein-based materials
- Equipment: filtering membranes with or without filtering agents
- Incubation and storage:
- Wine must be incubated in barrels for aromatic enhancement
- Cool incubation takes longer than warm incubation
- Incubation time: 3-6 months or 2-3 years
- Use oak pieces instead of oak barrels for economic considerations
Beer Ingredients
- Malt: provides enzymes to convert starches to sugars
- Hops: provides flavor, adds enzymes, and has antibacterial activity
- Adjuncts: unmalted grains (barley, rice, wheat, corn syrup, potatoes) that contain starches
- Yeast: Saccharomyces carlsbergensis/S. uvarum (lager beers), S. cerevisiae (ale)
- Water: affects taste and pH
Malt Production
- Barley seeds are cleaned, dried, and stored before processing
- Soaking: absorb water to 40-44% moisture content for germination
- Germination: accumulate and enrich enzyme system in seeds
- Malt drying: stop germ growth, reduce water content to 3-4%, and create aroma and pigments
Enzymes in Malt
- Cell wall hydrolyzing enzymes: sitase, β-1,4 glucanase, β-1,3 glucanase, pentosanase
- Starch hydrolyzing enzymes: α-amylase, β-amylase, dextrinase
- Protein hydrolyzing enzymes: proteinase, carboxypeptidase, aminopeptidase, dipeptidase
- Other enzymes: lipoxygenase, lipase, phosphatase, phytase### Introduction to Beverage Processing Technology
- Vietnam's food and beverage industry is expected to grow at a rate of 8.65% from 2021 to 2026.
- The Vietnam beverages market size was valued at 7.40 billion liters in Q3 2023.
- Key categories include soft drinks, hot drinks, dairy-soy drinks-milk alternatives, and alcoholic drinks.
- Vietnam has a high beer consumption rate, accounting for 2.20% of the global market share.
- Vietnamese consumers are among the most health-conscious in Southeast Asia, preferring fruit juices and herbal teas.
Classification of Beverages
- Beverages can be classified into fermented and unfermented drinks, as well as alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
- Non-fermented drinks include mineral water, fruit juices, vegetable juices, carbonated drinks, energy drinks, sport drinks, tea, coffee, and cocoa drinks.
Fruit Juices
- Fruit juices are derived from fruit pulp or purée.
- They are a nutritious and flavorful beverage, rich in vitamins and minerals.
- Fruit juices can be classified into cloudy fruit juices (e.g., orange and pineapple) and clear fruit juices (e.g., grape and apple).
- Fruit syrups are concentrated fruit juices used for further blending or processing.
Fruit Juice Production
- Factors affecting the quality of raw materials include variety, cultivation, maturity/ripening, and harvesting condition.
- Cloudy fruit juice processing involves sorting, washing, blanching, blending, crushing, shredding, homogenization, oxygen elimination, pasteurization, and bottling.
Fruit Juice Classification
- Squash is a fruit juice with the addition of fruit pulp (25%) and a total soluble solid of 40%. It requires dilution before use.
- Cordial is a clear fruit juice (e.g., lemon juice).
- Nectar is a diluted fruit juice with the addition of water, sugar, organic acids, and additives.
- Concentrated fruit juices are used for preservation and as materials for other food and drink productions. Heat concentration is a low-cost, low-quality method, while non-heat concentration is a high-cost, high-quality method.
Fruit Juice Processing
- Washing and sorting involve washing fruits with clean, chlorinated water and sorting to eliminate unripe, over-ripe, or damaged fruits.
- Juice extraction methods depend on the structure and composition of fruits. For tough and crunchy fruits, shredding or crushing is required before pressing.
- Oxygen elimination and enzyme inactivation are necessary to prevent discoloration, vitamin C loss, and can swelling.
Homogenization and Pasteurization
- Homogenization involves mixing pulp and juice into a homogeneous state to prevent separation.
- Pasteurization is a method of heating the juice before or after packaging to inactivate microorganisms. Requirements include killing/inhibiting harmful microorganisms and maintaining organoleptic and nutritional quality.
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
Water in Beverage Production
- Water makes up over 90% of soft drinks and plays a crucial role as a solvent in biochemical reactions.
- Water is used in large quantities in beer production, with approximately 6 liters of water needed to make 1 liter of beer.
Water Quality Requirements for Beverage Production
- Soft water is essential for beer production.
- Physical quality: Water should be transparent and free from inorganic matter such as sand and soil, with a maximum limit of 2 NTU/ml.
- Chemical quality:
- pH level should be between 6.5 and 8.5.
- Hardness, primarily caused by calcium and magnesium salts, should not exceed 300 mg/l.
- Alkalinity should be below 50 mg/l to prevent neutralization of the beverage's acidity.
- Iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Manganese (Mn2+) levels should be below 0.5 mg/l.
- Total Cl- should be less than 250 mg/l.
- Nitrogen compounds should be limited, with NH4+ at 1.5 mg/l, nitrate at 50 mg/l, and nitrite at 3 mg/l.
- Other mineral limits include Pb at 0.01 mg/l, Cu at 2 mg/l.
- Potassium-permanganate value (PV) should be limited to 1 mgO2/l.
- Sulfate levels should not exceed 250 mg/l.
- Total organic carbon (TOC) should be less than 2 mg CO2/l.
Juice Production and Factors Affecting Quality
- Key factors influencing juice quality include:
- Variety: Different fruit varieties have distinct flavor profiles and sugar contents, impacting juice quality.
- Cultivation: Factors like soil condition, climate, and agricultural practices affect fruit quality.
- Maturity/ripening: Optimal ripeness ensures the desired sugar content, flavor, and color in the juice.
- Harvesting conditions: Proper harvesting techniques and timely processing are crucial for maintaining fruit freshness and preventing spoilage.
Juice Extraction Methods
- Methods depend on the fruit's structure and composition:
- Tough and crunchy fruits require shredding or crushing before pressing.
- Bunched fruits require destemming before juice extraction.
- Soft fruits may require heat treatment before crushing to improve juice yield.
- Dried fruits require soaking or steaming to rehydrate before juice extraction.
Treatments for Juice Quality Enhancement
- Specific treatments can enhance juice quality:
- Cloudy fruit juice: Heat treatment inactivates enzymes that cause spoilage.
- Clear fruit juice: Hydrolytic enzymes improve pressing efficiency, reduce pressing time, and enhance juice clarity.
Juice Clarification
- Enzymatic methods are used for juice clarification:
- Pectolytic enzymes, including pectinase, break down pectin, reducing juice viscosity and improving clarity.
Homogenization
- Ensures uniform mixing of fruit pulp and juice, preventing separation and improving product consistency:
- High pressure (120-150 atm) forces the product through a small gap (0.1 mm), resulting in particle sizes ranging from 167 to 560 µm.
Oxygen Elimination
- Crucial in juice processing to prevent:
- Discoloration: Oxygen interaction with enzymes causes browning and affects juice appearance.
- Vitamin C loss: Oxidation degrades vitamin C, reducing the juice's nutritional value.
Pasteurization
- Eliminates harmful microorganisms and extends the shelf life of juice:
- pH: Maintaining a maximum pH below 4.5 before pasteurization is crucial.
- Methods: Batch or continuous pasteurization.
- Equipment: Plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers are commonly used.
Quality Loss in Juice
- Can stem from:
- Nutrition loss: Degradation of vitamins and other nutrients over time.
- Sensorial loss: Changes in flavor, aroma, and color due to oxidation or microbial activity.
Microorganism Contamination
- Several microorganisms can contaminate juice, including:
- Bacteria: Acetobacter, Gluconobacter, Lactobacillus, Leuconostoc, Pediococcus.
- Molds: Penicillium, Aureobasidium, Fusarium.
- Yeasts: Candida, Saccharomyces, Zygosaccharomyces.
Please let me know if you need anything else!
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