Unleash the natural appeal of your yoghurt drinks

Unleash the natural appeal of your yoghurt drinks

Functional whey proteins deliver premium quality with a clean-label dairy halo 

That drinking yoghurt is a category in growth is something all market analysts agree on. But, with many competitors vying for space on store shelves, you need to make sure your products stand out. A clean-label dairy recipe could make that appealing difference.

Consumers around the world increasingly link a natural, clean label with a healthier choice – and many make an active effort to buy foods and beverages that make this claim. This is why our dairy specialists at Arla Foods Ingredients have worked on a whey protein solution that can give your drinking yoghurt a clear market boost.

Stable and smooth for 28 days

As always when producing a fermented dairy beverage, the challenge is to keep the product stable during shelf life, with a minimum of separation and sedimentation.
Our application trials have found a whey-based ingredient that works, keeping drinking yogurt with 2% protein and 1.5% fat stable and smooth throughout a 28-day shelf life.

The best taste and mouthfeel

Compared to a reference yoghurt made with skimmed milk powder and pectin, our solution gives the best stability and mouthfeel, with a less ‘dry’ feel.
The whey protein has a neutral taste that is undetectable in the final product. It’s also easy to add along with the other dairy ingredients and sugar at the start of your process.
For a refreshing drinking yoghurt with a natural, clean label, ask our dairy specialists about Nutrilac® YQ-5215.

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Produced with ingredients not genetically modified through the use of modern biotechnology.
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Made with milk from cows not treated with rBST. No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rBST-treated cows and non-rBST treated cows. This is only for the USA market.
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During periods with shortage of pasture growth and low nutritional value of the grass, our farmers may use a foliage-based supplemental feed such as silage or hay. The nutrition of our cows may also include grain to ensure animals' well-being. Livestock may only be given feed the complies with the relevant leal requirements. We believe the above-mentioned points are fully consistent with the USDA definition of grass/forage-fed, although this claim has not been certified by the USDA.
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