Cheese processing principles
Cheese processing (part 1)
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Cheese processing principles
Cheese processing (part 1)

Authors : Henri GOUDÉDRANCHE, Bénédicte CAMIER-CAUDRON, Jean-Yves GASSI, Pierre SCHUCK

Publication date: September 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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1. Cheese processing principles

1.1 Key stages in the transformation

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1.1.1 Milk preparation

Today, very few milks are used in their original form. Only certain cheeses have this characteristic. Industrial production requires milk to be collected, stored and adjusted into its various components. These various manipulations modify the milk's suitability for cheese-making. Probably the first modification is the reduction in fat content. Indeed, in milk left to rest, fat globules rise to the surface and this layer can be removed and used in the form...

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