Butter Oil results from the removal of the moisture and non-fat solids from pasteurized butter. This product has a uniform light golden color, with a bland, uncultured, unsalted taste that is free from foreign or rancid flavors. It consists of a maximum of 0.20% moisture, 99.8% milk fat, 0.20 MEQ peroxide value, and 0.3% free fatty acids. The peroxide value will increase if the product is stored at temperatures of 60°F or higher or if exposed to light. Butter Oil is solid at 70°F or less, and completely melted at 105°F.
The Milky Whey, Inc. is a supplier that develops and markets dairy ingredients used in the Food, Beverage and Nutrition industry. This company provides dairy ingredient solutions to food processors and manufacturers, and it also has a product range that includes dairy proteins, dry milk, whey products, butterfat options, various cheeses, organic/hormone free products, and specialty products.
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