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Palm oil for food application (Part 1)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

These are the different properties of fats and oils, except..

a)

It compose molecules

b)

Melting point

c)

State at room temperature

d)

Stability

2.

What is the advantages of palm oil in frying?

a)

Less heat stability

b)

Heavy taste

c)

Oxidative stability

d)

Has deterioration odor

3.

What is cloud point?

a)

Temperature at which dissolved solid no longer completely soluble

b)

Occur due to the decreasing of unsaturation level

c)

At the temperature which the wax crystals dissolved completely

d)

Occur due to the increasing of saturation level

4.

These are the specification for frying oil except..

a)

Free fatty acids below 0.1%

b)

Smoke point above 215 degree celcius

c)

High degree of resistance to oxidation

d)

Melting point at maximum 100 degree celcius

5.

Frying oil will loss its quality if...

a)

The oil is filter after used

b)

The oil in fryer is covered to prevent the exposure to oxygen

c)

The foods was patted before adding to deep fryer

d)

The oil contact with salts

6.

Which one is true about margarine?

a)

Emulsion of fat in water (18% fat and 80% water)

b)

Emulsion of water in fat (40% fat and 58% water)

c)

Emulsion of water in fat (80% fat and 18% water)

d)

Emulsion of fat in water (80% fat and 18% water)

7.

In the margarine manufacturing process, there are water and fat phase. What are the ingredients consists in fat blend?

a)

Milk protein, fats, oils, stabilizers, lecithin and antioxidants.

b)

Sugar, oils, stabilizer, preservative, emulsifier and color.

c)

Emulsifier, fats, lecithin, flavor, oils and antioxidants.

d)

Brine, milk protein, fats, stabilizer and fat-soluble ingredients.

8.

What is the advantages of pasteurization process in margarine manufacturing process?

a)

To ensure the emulsion is fed to crystallization line at constant temperature.

b)

To improve the microbiological growth.

c)

To avoid the fractionation of fats

d)

To complete the fat phase

9.

What will happen if the margarine produce is not achieved the optimum requirement?

a)

Separate and throw

b)

Send back to re-melting process

c)

Selling to consumer in cheaper price

d)

Stored in storage

10.

These are the differences between margarine and butter except...

a)

Margarine is made from vegetable oils while butter is from dairy fats

b)

Margarine high in trans fat while butter provides good cholesterol

c)

Margarine causes weight gain while butter not not causes weight gain

d)

Margarine is used pure product while butter artificial processed ingredients