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    Steven Young

    Steven Young

    Steve Young is the principal of Steven Young Worldwide in Houston, Texas.
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    Tharp & Young: Formulating "Good-For-You" Frozen Desserts

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    May 1, 2005
    Key considerations when formulating "good-for-you" ice cream are what you wish to accomplish and what you want to promote about the finished food. These are determined by balancing marketing- and other business-related objectives with regulatory limitations and allowances. That is, when considering a specific "good-for-you" claim, consider finished weight (pounds per gallon) and compositional limitations amongst other objectives. Working backward from a target finished weight per serving can help fix levels of certain compositional factors such as total fat, total saturated fat, total sugar(s), total carbohydrates, calories, etc.
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    Tharp & Young on Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    February 1, 2005
    Q: What mix processing variables impact the eating quality of ice cream? A: Unit operations up to, but not including whipping and freezing, are considered mix processing. All mix processing
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    Tharp & Young

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    January 10, 2005
    On Ice Cream
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    Tharp & Young on Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    August 31, 2004
    Bruce Tharp & Steve YoungQ: What flavor changes occur in ice cream during storage? A: With regard to the basic flavor of ice cream, and not changes in amount, quality
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    Tharp & Young On Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    May 19, 2004
    What can be done to improve the body and texture of ice cream?
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    Tharp & Young on Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    February 17, 2004
    How do you add inclusions to novelties such as cones, push tubes and sandwiches?
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    Tharp & Young

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    September 15, 2003
    What causes pink discoloration in vanilla ice cream?
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    Tharp&Young On Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    September 1, 2003
    In April 2000, Hurricane Hudah ripped through the island of Madagascar, seriously damaging the vanilla crop and reducing supply.
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    Tharp&Young: On Ice Cream

    Bruce Tharp
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    Steven Young
    August 29, 2003
    The term "filtered milk" refers to concentrated or dry dairy ingredients derived from skim milk through ultrafiltration.
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