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Butter: all topics
Full test on butter with 36 questions. DL starter, the IBS method, temperature treatment, churning, working, diacetyl, hardness value, butter defects ('green' flavour, tallowy, rancid, short/brittle, soft) and legal requirements.
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All 36 questions in this quiz
- What is the minimum fat content required for standard butter?
- What is the maximum permitted water content of standard butter?
- What is the maximum permitted salt content (NaCl) of standard butter?
- What are the two basic principles of buttermaking?
- What are the three principles of continuous buttermaking?
- What is the purpose of working the butter?
- What is the fill level of the churn in summer and in winter?
- Which 4 bacteria make up the DL starter for traditional cultured butter?
- What characterises the first two bacteria in the DL starter (Lc. lactis and Lc. cremoris)?
- What do the aroma bacteria (Lc. diacetylactis and Leuc. cremoris) in the starter convert?
- What is the pH of fully soured cream for traditional cultured butter?
- What is the 'green' flavour defect in butter, and what causes it?
- What happens if the fully soured cream stands too long before cooling or churning?
- What is the IBS method, and when was it permitted in Denmark?
- What three advantages does the IBS method have over traditional souring?
- Which starter is used for IBS butter, and what does it contain?
- What is the purpose of the temperature treatment of the cream?
- What is the temperature sequence of the summer method for traditional cultured butter?
- What effect does the summer method (19-16-8) temperature treatment have on the body and texture of the butter?
- Why is summer butter naturally softer than winter butter?
- Which heat treatment is typically used for cream for churning in practice?
- What does the intense heat treatment of the cream for churning bring about?
- What is the desirable diacetyl content in cultured butter according to Statens Mejeriforsøg?
- What is the flavour defect 'tallowy/oily' in butter, and what causes it?
- Which four measures can be used to counteract an oily/tallowy flavour?
- What causes the flavour defect 'rancid' in butter?
- What typically causes the body and texture defect 'short, hard, brittle' in butter?
- What typically causes the body and texture defect 'soft' in butter?
- What is the body and texture defect 'greasy' in butter, and what causes it?
- What is an optimal hardness value for butter according to Statens Mejeriforsøg, and what is aimed for in practice?
- What is butteroil, and what is the minimum fat content required?
- What is the pH range of mildly soured butter, and what is its advantage over sour cream butter?
- What is the incubation temperature of the starter for butter, and how long is it incubated?
- How is the milk for starter preparation pasteurised, and why?
- What are the preservation factors in butter, and which two are the most important structural ones?
- What is the air content of the butter regulated to, and how is this achieved?