Cream ice creams
These are composed of 7 to 10% of milk fat, 6 to 8% of non fat solids, 20 to 32% of total milk solids, no more than 0.5% of stabilizer, no more than 0.2% of monoglycerides and deglycerides, 0.1% of emulsifiers and an addition of air no higher than 100% of the mixture volume.
Milk ice creams
It’s content is of 2.5% of milk fat, 5% of non fat solids, 12% and 27% of total solids and an addition of air no higher than 100% of the mixture volume.
Sherbets and Popsicles
These are frozen products composed of sugar, water, fruit, colorant, flavoring, stabilizers, and sometimes milk solids such as powdered skim milk, whole powder milk, or condensed milk. Its overrun is of 20 to 40%.
Fruit ice cream
These must contain as minimum a fraction of fruit of 20% except in the case of lemon ice cream in which 10% is enough. There are four types of fruit ice creams that are industrially made: with milky components and with whipped air, with few lacteous components and whipped air, without lacteous and whipped air, and without lacteous without whipped air.
Yogurt ice creams
These can contain fruit. It’s medium composition is of 3 to 6% of fat, from 11to 20% of sugars, from 10 to 12% of non fat solids, 0.85% of stabilizers and emulsifiers and an average of 70% of water.
Diet ice creams
These are ice creams with a low amount of calories. Its average composition is of 14.4% of sugar, 9.6% of syrup or honey, 73% of water and 3% of fruity base. These can also contain diverse types of fruit pulp.
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