ABSTRACT
cream separation from buffalo milk. Three type of flavoured milks viz. toned milk; doubled toned milk and
skim milk were prepared using the developed standardized technology. A reduction in calorie of 30.59 per
cent, 36.09 per cent and 43.54 per cent was achieved from these milks, respectively, in comparison to
flavoured milk prepared using sugar. Economics of the production of flavoured milks was calculated and it
was found that with a capital investment of about one lac, a monthly income of about Rs. 20,000 can be
generated by an entrepreneur using this technology.
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