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Which heat treatment is usually applied to cream for churning (beyond the legal requirement)?
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- Which heat treatment is usually applied to cream for churning (beyond the legal requirement)?
- What is the purpose of the intense heat treatment of the cream?
- What kill rate does the intense heat treatment have?
- Which butter defect in particular is counteracted by the destruction of lipases?
- Why is the release of SH groups an advantage in the heat treatment?
- What is the purpose of cooling the cream?
- How is crystal formation defined?
- What happens to the fat loss in the buttermilk if the fat does not crystallise out until churning?
- How can crystallisation of the fat be promoted?
- Which physico-chemical quality requirements apply to cream for churning?
- What is destroyed by the heat treatment, giving a better acidifying ability?