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What is the purpose of salting butter?
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- What is the purpose of salting butter?
- At what point does the salt begin to have a preservative effect on certain microorganisms?
- Why is the preservative effect of salt more important in mildly soured/sweet cream butter?
- Which foreign compound in the salt is most undesirable (can give a bitter flavour)?
- Which salting methods are used for butter?
- What happens if the salt has not dissolved before the butter has been worked dry?
- What causes the butter defect 'oil exudation'?
- What is the butter defect 'mould spots'?
- Which type of butter has the poorest keeping quality with regard to oily flavour?
- What can cause butter defects to arise?
- What characterises the defect 'mottled, streaky', and when is it more common?
- Why must butter stand for a couple of days before its texture is assessed?