Coagulants for cheese processing
Coagulant and enzymatic coagulation in cheese technology
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Coagulants for cheese processing
Coagulant and enzymatic coagulation in cheese technology

Author : Gregory ROSET

Publication date: September 10, 2019, Review date: September 2, 2020 | Lire en français

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2. Coagulants for cheese processing

2.1 Different types of coagulants

To date, coagulants used in cheese-making have three origins: animal, vegetable and microbial (within the so-called microbial origin, a distinction must be made between purely fermentative coagulants from a fungus, and coagulants produced by a host micro-organism in which a DNA modification enables enzyme production: fermentative chymosin or FPC).

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2.1.1 Animal origin

Animal coagulants are produced by maceration of ruminant or monogastric stomachs. The main...

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