MILK COOLING AND BEHAVIOUR IN CHEESE-MAKING.

LE REFROIDISSEMENT DU LAIT ET SON COMPORTEMENT EN FROMAGERIE.

Author(s) : ICHILCZYK-LEONE J.

Type of article: Article

Summary

COOLING FOR 42 HRS TO 276-277K (3-4 DEG C) CAUSES AN INCREASE IN THE HYDRATION RATE OF MICELLAE OF NEARLY 35%, AN INCREASE IN THE SOLUBLE CASEIN RATIO OF NEARLY 380%, INCREASES IN DISSOLVED AND IONISED CALCIUM CONTENTS OF NEARLY 10 AND 20%. THESE EFFECTS ARE SLOWLY REVERSIBLE. ON MILK COOLED FOR 48 HRS TO 276 K THE COAGULATION TIME IS INCREASED BY ABOUT 11%. WITHOUT CORRECTING TREATMENT THERE IS THEREFORE, DUE TO COLD STORAGE, A SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN THE CHEESE-MAKING SUITABILITY OF MILK.

Details

  • Original title: LE REFROIDISSEMENT DU LAIT ET SON COMPORTEMENT EN FROMAGERIE.
  • Record ID : 1982-1281
  • Languages: French
  • Source: Rev. lait. fr. - n. 401
  • Publication date: 1981
  • Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.

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