Sensory evaluations and total scores of the ice creams are. shown in Fig. 2. The results showed that the average total. score of the low-fat ice cream was significantly better than. those of the other groups (p, 0.05). Adapa et al. [22] suggested using a good balance of fat, protein and carbohydrate. in the production of ice cream with desirable structure. The low-fat ice cream that contained 1.5% milk fat, protein-based. and carbohydrate-based fat replacers had the highest overall. score. Cooked milk flavor in the ice creams containing pro-. tein-based fat replacers has been reported [2]. Our sensory data showed that the ice creams did not have whey and. cooked milk flavor due to the addition of inulin as a fat. replacer