Abstract: A reduced carbohydrate, milk product includes ultra filtered (UF) raw skim milk, water, a fat source, and a protein source. A process for manufacturing such a milk product includes the steps of providing UF skim milk, adding water and a fat source to the UF skim milk to obtain a first combination of UF skim milk, water and a fat source; and adding a source of protein to the first combination to form a second combination. The first combination may include a desired composition of non-fat milk solids of about 5.65% by weight, total solids in a range of about 8.9% to about 10.5% by weight, and butterfat in an amount less than about 3.3% by weight.

Abstract: A reduced carbohydrate, milk product includes ultra filtered (UF) raw skim milk, water, a fat source, and a protein source. A process for manufacturing such a milk product includes the steps of providing UF skim milk, adding water and a fat source to the UF skim milk to obtain a first combination of UF skim milk, water and a fat source; and adding a source of protein to the first combination to form a second combination. The first combination may include a desired composition of non-fat milk solids of about 5.65% by weight, total solids in a range of about 8.9% to about 10.5% by weight, and butterfat in an amount less than about 3.3% by weight.

Abstract: A reduced carbohydrate, milk product includes ultra filtered (UF) milk or UF skim milk, water, a fat source, and a protein source. A process for manufacturing such a milk product includes the steps of providing UF or UF skim milk, adding water and a fat source to the UF or UF skim milk to obtain a first combination of UF or UF Skim milk, water and a fat source; and adding a source of protein to the first combination to form a second combination. The first combination may include a desired composition of non-fat milk solids of about 4.95% by weight, total solids in a range of about 10.25% to about 11.5% by weight, and butterfat in a range of about 3.5% to about 4% by weight.

Abstract: A reduced carbohydrate cultured dairy product includes ultra filtered (UF) raw milk, water, a fat source, a protein source, and a predetermined amount of live and active cultures (LAC). A process for manufacturing said product includes providing UF milk, adding water and a fat source to obtain a first combination; adding a protein source to the first combination to form a second combination; adding a predetermined amount of LAC to the second combination; and placing the second combination, in a container to culture at a temperature of about 40.6° C. for about 4-5 hours or until the pH of the second combination is less than or equal to 4.65. The first combination may include non-fat, milk solids in a range of about 4.5-6.4% by weight, total solids in a range of about 10.25-11.5% by weight, and fat in a range of about 3-4% by weight.