‘Juice Diet’

Pasteurization

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Pasteurization, the process of juice for long then. In general, there are two processes 1. Transient heating (HTST) 2. Additional heating under high temperature (UHT) Both methods thus destroy a large portion of the vitamins and minerals. The juices are heated between 70 ° to 138 ° for an average of 10 to 20 seconds with the natural fermentation bacteria are slain.
As a result, the natural nutrients are also destroyed. VFS provides non-pasteurized fresh chilled juices with the necessary anti-oxidants, vitamin C and other natural substances as it should be! ! ! ! !

Concentrates on what is the truth?
A concentrated juice is obtained by removing the natural water first and then return to add. The concentration process takes place under vacuum at temperatures below pasteurization.

VFS has also proved that it is impossible to see the differences / NFC Trials and quality concentrates. VFS works with this quality concentrates because we sincerely believe that this is the best option, and not just for the taste and nutritional values, but also for the environment because of the lesser volume of shipping. We sacrifice no quality to obtain a homogeneous product.

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Fruit Diet

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

What? This drink was inspired by Sangria. Sangria is a Spanish-based drink red wine with fruit pieces.

Preparation
Cut one orange into small pieces.
Cut an apple into small cubes.
Add any other pieces of fruit such as strawberries or melon or berries again.
Put the glasses around one third fruit.
Pour a dash of agave syrup (or honey or rice syrup or wheat syrup or grenadine syrup or juice) at.
Mix the fruit with the syrup.
Fill the glass with red grape juice and serve cold with possibly a fast ice.

Tip:
You may also be replaced by grape juice or other juices such as a combination of fruit juices.
A pinch of cinnamon adds flavor (sometimes also added to Sangria).

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Influence Heat on the Juice

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

The influence of thermal treatments in the quality of orange juice

The main objectives of the thermal treatments are:

  • Inactivation of the Pectilmetilesterasa. This is achieved by subjecting the juice to a temperature of 98 º C for 30 seconds.
  • Prevent the presence of Hidroximetilfurfural. This requires a short period of thermal treatment to be used.
  • The fundamental limitation we face is that a long treatment time increases the amount of HMF and the quality of the resulting product is reduced.
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Eliminate the Bitter Taste of Fruit

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Once the orange juice is obtained, we need to remove the bitterness from the juice. This is done through a process designed to limo nina, narangina y hesperidina eliminate from the juice. Specifically for Limo Nina the initial concentration could rise to 20 ppm and the final result must be less than 0.1 ppm. The process begins with stabilized fresh juice and reconstituted juice 15 Brix. They are centrifuged to separate the pulp from the juice. Lewait Bayer resin is added to the juice and is then spread to a storage tank where the thermal treatment is performed.

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