The temperature of milk when it leaves the body of a cow is 101 degrees Fahrenheit. The milk is then quickly chilled and stored at a temperature of 40 degrees Fahrenheit
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ICE CREAM
Ice cream was created way back in Persian Empire when people would gather snow in a bowl and pour fruit juices to it. However, milk and sugar were first used by the Arabs in production of Ice cream. The first Ice cream parlor in America was opened in New York City in 1716. “Ice cream” was derived from the original word “Iced cream”.
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WHY DOES MILK APPEAR WHITE?
Milk is an emulsion of fat in water, Take a little water in a test tube. Now add a few drops of oil. Shake vigorously. After some time, you will find that oil and water form separate layers. Now add a few drops of liquid soap and shake again. Now the oil will be whitish. Milk is just like that - an emulsion of fat in water.
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MILK AND GROWTH
The milk of Seals and grey whales contains 53% fat, allowing the babies to gain 100 Kg per day!
Hare's milk contains 25% fat and the babies are fed only twice or thrice a week.
The cow's milk and the human milk are easy to digest because they contain only 3 to 5% fat!
Hare's milk contains 25% fat and the babies are fed only twice or thrice a week.
The cow's milk and the human milk are easy to digest because they contain only 3 to 5% fat!
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| A Seal |
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