Article | REF: F6310 V1

Making processed cheese

Author: Jean-Luc BOUTONNIER

Publication date: September 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    5. Quality control

    5.1 Raw materials

    These checks must be carried out as soon as the raw materials arrive at the production site.

    • Physico-chemical: pH, dry extract and fat content.

      It is also advisable to carry out an analysis of relative casein content, particularly for mature cheeses (percentage of nitrogen precipitated by potassium alum), and to check for the absence of contaminants.

    • Organoleptic: external and internal appearance, texture, color and flavor.

    • Bacteriological plan: estimation of the initial microbial load in total and spore germs.

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