A recent confocal microscopy study on low-fat yoghurts demonstrated
that MFz created fat globules with a more active role in
structure formation; microfluidized fat globules were greatly
reduced in size, and incorporated and intimately bound to the
proteins in a more highly consolidated gel network, while
conventionally homogenized fat globules appeared to be more
loosely entrapped within the protein networks (Ciron et al., 2010).