Trends in Cheese Manufacture

Mixed cultures in the manufacture of cheese.

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Manufacture and Use of Cheese Products

Cheese is the most complex of the dairy products, involving chemical, biochemical and microbiological processes. The steps in all cheesemaking include milk acidification, milk coagulation, whey removal, packaging and storage. Most cheesemaking also includes heating the cheese curd and salting the curd. Even slight changes in these processes can lead to significant differences in the final chees...

Cheese Manufacture as a Separation and Reaction Process

This paper defines the separations and chemical reactions in the cheesemaking process as a system of equations. Mass balances are formally defined for milk separation and cheesemaking in terms of input and output streams, each with a number of components. Pasteurisation and the coagulation of milk during curd production are discussed as chemical reactions. From the model, expressions are derive...

The manufacture of blue cheese from pasteurized milk.

Temporal and spatial differences in microbial composition during the manufacture of a continental-type cheese.

We sought to determine if the time, within a production day, that a cheese is manufactured has an influence on the microbial community present within that cheese. To facilitate this, 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing was used to elucidate the microbial community dynamics of brine-salted continental-type cheese in cheeses produced early and late in the production day. Differences in the microbial com...