. The spreadability of both LH-butter and control
are better than the commercial butter, as they can be spread at a
lower temperature range (4–11 C) than the commercial butter
(10–20 C) under the recommended solid fat content, attributable
to the higher moisture content. Yet, the higher moisture content
could lead the product to have a shorter shelf life. Although the
SFC of both samples were comparable, the rheological properties
of both butter samples were significantly different as presented
by the storage and loss modulus, suggesting SFC is not the sole factor in determining network strength (Narine & Marangoni, 1999).
The triacylglyceride (TAG) composition of the products (Toral,
Bernard, Chiliard, & Glasser, 2013) could be accountable for the