Assessing the effect of powder characteristics of infant milk on the compressibility of milk powder compression molding

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Infant formula is an important food for those infants who are deprived of breast milk. However, infant formula powder is prone to fly apart, moisture absorption, sticky spoon, and inaccurate measurement. Block infant formula can solve these problems well. In this study, the characteristics (including particle structure morphology, moisture content, particle size, etc.) of infant formula powder were investigated on the compressive strength and solubility of block infant formula after compression molding with infant formula powder as the object. The results showed that the compressive strength and solubility of the block infant formula made from milk powder with a moisture content of 4.75%, particle size larger than 80 mesh, and morphology of compact grape structure appendages were the best. Therefore, milk powder with this characteristic is the most suitable for the preparation of block infant formula. This study provides referenceable experimental data and theoretical basis for the preparation and application of block infant formula.

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Liu, S., Jiang, X., Fu, F., Aziz, T., Li, G., Zhao, J., … He, G. (2023). Assessing the effect of powder characteristics of infant milk on the compressibility of milk powder compression molding. Food Science and Nutrition, 11(8), 4625–4633. https://doi.org/10.1002/fsn3.3425

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