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type of inventories milo nestle
Extract of malted barley, milk solid, sugar, cocoa vegetable oil [containing one or more of the following: palm oil, palm olein, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, whey, corn oil, soya oil] whey ACTIGEN-E [dicalcium phosphate, magnesium carbonate ascorbic acid, vitamin pp, ferric pyrophosphate, calcium-d-pantothenate, vitamin B6, vitamin B2, vitamin B1, D-biotin, vitamin B12, disodium phosphate, vanillin, maltodextrin.

Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_ingredients_of_milo#ixzz2htnp8PkG process of manufacturing
First of all,Milo is evaporated water content from the thick syrup in relief. Thick opaque syrup for wheat or barley malt, contains a number of mono -, di - and polysaccharide. Condensed milk and cocoa solids are added to the milk and chocolate to give it a content, it often is to strengthen the vitamins and minerals such as vitamin b12. In the process of evaporation, it looks a bit like a thick, light coffee. This syrup to admit a large box by thick steel plate and about 10 cubic stacking in volume. A number of the conveyor belt is arranged inside the box and syrup is superior to the top. The pressure inside the box remain just below the vapor pressure of water at a temperature of about 30 degrees Celsius. Under these conditions to reduce pressure slightly elevated temperature and start boiling syrup. The first conveyor then it eventually it reaches a terminal to another light rain, lower in the box. When it reaches the low most conveyor has become a soft porous solid is a bit like pumice or purple collapse. Evaporation in vacuum allows water to remove content in low temperature according to the relationship between Clausius clapeyron and prevent malt sugar and milk protein change from the quantity of heat of cooking them effectively and change the taste and texture of the product. The entire process takes about an hour, but operating in a continuous mode. In the box at the bottom of the different sizes of

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