Exam 9: Fats and Oils in Food Products

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Refined oils have a higher smoke point than oils that have not been refined.

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Plasticity over a wide temperature range is achieved by manufacturing a fat with some completely hydrogenated fat and some polyunsaturated oil.

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Diet margarines have approximately half the fat and more than twice the water as stick margarines.

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The following type of fat has the greatest shortening ability:

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Using a minimum of water in making pastry;

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The level of trans fatty acids in margarine cannot be reduced by altering hydrogenation procedures.

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During oil processing, undesirable compounds such as the following are removed:

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The change in the surface of chocolate that has been exposed to too high a temperature during storage or marketing is called:

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The method used for obtaining highest quality of olive oil is:

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The process used to remove fatty acids with high melting points from oils is called:

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Fats free of trans fatty acids are lower in calories than those that have been made with fats also containing cis fatty acids.

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What component would be lost if olive oil was winterized?

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Hydrogenation can produce some:

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Bleaching removes which of the following contaminants:

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Functions of fats in food preparation include: improving:

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Rearranged lard is lard that has:

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Fats function as tenderizing agents by:

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Refined oils have a higher smoke point than unrefined oils from the same sources.

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Butter and margarine are examples of oil-in-water emulsions.

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Elaidic acid produced during hydrogenation raises the level of LDLs .

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