Lactose is a sugar like glucose or fructose and so cannot be denatured as can enzymes, which are proteins. However, if you heat lactose long enough it will caramelize (oxidize), like the sugar in sweetened condensed milk does when super heated.
Heating lactose-free milk does denature the enzyme it contains to digest lactose, lactase, and inhibit it from working further.
the milk wiil absorb them to 95c over a 100c and your milk will burn along with your ingredients
Yes, milk can go bad if it curdles when heated. Curdling is a sign that the milk proteins are breaking down, which can indicate spoilage. It is best to discard milk that has curdled when heated to avoid consuming spoiled milk.
The Nutella and milk heated up in the microwave will not do anything to you.
Yes, soy milk can curdle when heated due to its protein content.
It is made with carrageenan and when heated up it evaporates much quiker than the whole milk . It happens with hot chocolate too when you use soy milk instead of water.
Yes, you can put heated milk back in the fridge after it has cooled down.
lukewarm milk is milk heated up but not boiling hot just warm
Milk curdles when heated because the proteins in the milk, specifically casein, denature and coagulate in response to the heat. This causes the proteins to clump together and separate from the liquid, resulting in curdled milk.
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When matter is heated it will expand
Heated breast milk is good for up to 2 hours after it has been warmed up. It is important to discard any leftover milk after this time to ensure the safety and quality of the milk for the baby.
No, it is not safe to put heated milk back in the fridge as it can promote bacterial growth and lead to foodborne illnesses.