Items Tagged with 'cheesemaking process'

Casein proteins in milk self-associate to form large aggregates called casein micelles. This self-association occurs because the hydrophobic amino acids in caseins prefer to cluster together, minimizing their contact with water, according to Dr. John Lucey.

he solution combines advanced strain design with practical cheesemaking knowledge to eliminate the curd-washing step from the process entirely.

Maxiren EVO is engineered with cutting-edge fermentation technology and targets alpha s-1 (αs1) casein via a highly specific mode of action to deliver better texture and flavor development, improved yields, and increased processing flexibility.

While family-run Hook’s Cheese only has seven full-time employees, this 8,500-square-foot cheesemaking plant — originally built as a livery stable to the Washington Hotel in 1875 and is on the National Register of Historic Places — has transcended history as one of the first cheese companies in Wisconsin to perfect the art and science of mixed milk cheeses.

New York-based IFF launched a new dairy processing system, CHOOZIT VINTAGE for the U.S. and Canadian markets. The cheese culture is designed to help cheddar cheese manufacturers overcome undesirable flavor development during aging to streamline cheesemaking processes.

New ingredients from Bell, Cargill, Enzyme Development Corp., and more!