The influence of intrinsic and extrinsic factors on protein-polyphenol interactions in dairy systems

The application of polyphenols in dairy products is becoming more widespread due to the rich protein content of dairy products reacting with polyphenols. Many studies have pointed to the positive effects of polyphenol-protein binding on dairy products. This article illustrated the mechanisms of how polyphenols react with proteins. The effects of the combination of the polyphenols and protein were described in terms of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, as well as the effects on food properties. Moreover, specific examples of the use of polyphenols in dairy products will also be proposed. Importantly, based on the reported findings, future processes that exploit and develop this interaction can be considered to enable the targeting of polyphenols and proteins in dairy products to secure a range of industrial benefits.

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