Ice Cream

Ice Cream
ISBN-10
1461380677
ISBN-13
9781461380672
Series
Ice Cream
Category
Technology & Engineering
Pages
364
Language
English
Published
2011-10-08
Publisher
Springer
Authors
Robert T. Marshall, Wendall S. Arbuckle

Description

Ice cream, favorite food of millions. Rich and creamy, sweet and flavorful, pleasing to the palate and the eyes. How rewarding it is to learn about and write about ice cream. The many forms and flavors of these dispersions of tiny air bubbles, ice crystals, fat globules and casein micelles in thick, sweet-flavored syrup have the potential to provide the human sensory receptors with the highest levels of enjoyment. The study of the creation, production, and distribu tion of ice cream is important to many people. This is why my forebears, Professors W. S. Arbuckle and J. H. Frandsen, wrote the earlier editions of Ice Cream. I am most pleased to have the opportunity to write the fifth edition. It is a complete revision of previous editions. Emphases have been placed on newest technologies and developments in science that affect the ice cream industry. Additionally, many changes took place in the realm of governmental control since the last edition, and these changes have been put in perspective for the reader. The contributions of the previous authors continue to play an important role in the organization and content of the book. However, with technology continuously moving forward and in the interest of clarity and brevity, I have elected to omit many of the older references from the book and suggest that those who wish to search the older literature consult a copy of the earlier editions.

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