4. Effect of heat on soymilk particles
4.1. Heat methods and implication of heat on soymilk particle
4.1.1. Post-extraction heat methods (traditional soymilk production)
Previous studies have adopted various heating methods to
produce soymilk. Traditionally, heat (normally over 90 C) is
applied only after protein extraction so that the particle size and the
precipitate content are less than those in raw soymilk (Ono et al.,