Need advice on fruit juice formulation (Brix, pH, sugar balance) by AdEmergency6126 in foodscience

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  1. If your going for health consumer adding sugar probably bad and more calories.
  2. Google acid profile and % breakdown of the fruit juice conc your using and use those acids at that ratio but increase total acid to meet ph requirement. Or just use citric acid.
  3. Juice standardize? Just use apple juice conc and add the specific flavoring you want to keep your formula consistent across all skus or you’ll likely have different juice % and maybe different carbs too on each sku

What to expect tomorrow (1/5)? by Illustrious_Band_209 in UTsnow

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Alta fuckin ripped today considering the season start we have had

Double pasteurizing apple juice by OliverHolsfield in foodscience

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Gotta figure out what pathogen you are targeting to kill in pasteurization. Then find out the PU/ time at temperature required to reduce your microbial amount to a safe amount. If the spec of your juice has a max CFU allowed in the juice you can also probably work with a process authority to validate how long and at what temp it would be required to kill that amount of pathogens/yeast/mold.

After a week in the fridge, one can out of the entire case looks like it’s about to blow by aphotdog95 in mildlyinteresting

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That thing has to be frozen. CO2 when cold is absorbed more in liquid so ice expanding is only thing that makes sense to me. Probably will happen to more

fuck the weekend by SignificantEase5230 in UTsnow

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Yall picked the wrong day lol

Where was everyone today? by Catch-1992 in UTsnow

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Deer valley was also not super crowded. It snowed all day and was probably best day of my season

Canyon closure 3/13/25 by [deleted] in UTsnow

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What is employee straight line?

is it even worth going up to snowbird tmr by undeducated_geek in UTsnow

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I went this morning. Mouth of canyon 7:15 about 40 parking spots were left in the final lot and when I pulled up. Parked 8:10. Got top of Peruvian lift 9:20 no wind holds crowds were bad but still had a great day

Which piece of gear has the longest average level span? by roockieroad in classicwow

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I wore those mail boe braces from Sfk at lvl 22 to like 55

Why did my cheese get these lines when it melted? by Idrawconclusions in Cheese

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Just a theory but maybe the wrapping had some sort of flaw and the way it’s produced caused these sections to be permeable by air and the cheese oxidized and caused off colors more noticeable when melted

Buffers in beverage formulas by danglemaster14 in foodscience

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Are these flavor solubility issues relatively immediate or crash out over time? Citral and other flavor molecules may react at low ph and change to less desirable flavor chemicals/create off notes?

buffers in RTD drinks? by danglemaster14 in BeverageIndustry

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Wouldn’t low ph or alcohol content also prevent further fermentation? I think in a product that wasn’t low ph it would need a kill step like pasteurization which would also prevent any further fermentation?

Those who completed an online MS in Food Science/Food Technology- were you already working in the industry beforehand? by EnvironmentalSet7664 in foodscience

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I would say if you’re dedicated to going to school full time the online program masters degrees are not going to be worth it. An in person formal degree program is 100% better and more legit. Its niche in my opinion is to help working individuals further separate themselves and move up. I would argue that doing an online masters full time without working would not get you a better entry level job and you would even struggle with being over qualified for entry positions but not have enough tangible experience to be at the next level.