Yoghurt is a milk product.
- (a)Outline the role of microorganisms in the process of yoghurt production.[5]
- (b)The diagram shows a food label from a pot of yoghurt. contents nutritional values in 100 g of yoghurt energy 344 kJ fat 4.5g total carbohydrates 5.5g sugar 5.5g fibre 0.0g protein 4.2g salt 0.1 g calcium 0.125g water 81% Yoghurt can contribute to a balanced diet but adult humans cannot survive by eating only yoghurt. Explain this statement using the information on the label.[5]
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- [1] heating / pasteurisation at start of process or after fermentation ;
- [1] denaturation of milk protein / kill unwanted bacteria;
- [1] starter culture / bacteria ;
- [1] Lactobacillus (bulgaricus) / Streptococcus (thermophiles) ;
- [1] fermentation / anaerobic respiration ;
- [1] warm temperature;
- [1] lactose / milk sugar;
- [1] decreases pH ;
- [1] lactic acid produced ;
- [1] coagulation / thickening;
- [1] (yoghurt contributes to a balanced diet) carbohydrates for energy ;
- [1] proteins for growth / repair;
- [1] water for chemical reactions / cytoplasm / transport;
- [1] fats for energy / insulation;
- [1] calcium for bones / prevent rickets ;
- [1] (yoghurt is not suitable on its own) no + fibre + so poor bowel health / constipation ;
- [1] no + iron;
- [1] no + vitamin C or other named vitamin;
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