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Which three processes take place in the manufacture of all cheese varieties?
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- Which three processes take place in the manufacture of all cheese varieties?
- How can the milk be made to coagulate in cheesemaking?
- What characterises a rennet coagulum compared with an acid coagulum?
- What is the protein recovery with ordinary (low-pasteurised) cheese milk?
- What happens to the protein recovery if the cheese milk is given high pasteurisation?
- What is the normal fat recovery?
- Why is the recovery of lactose low (approx. 3-5%)?
- What proportion of the milk's bacteria is normally concentrated in the curd grains?
- What is the highest protein recovery that can be reached with UF to full concentration?
- What is the basic constituent of the cheese coagulum?
- How is the number of harmful microorganisms in the cheese limited?
- Which factors in particular prevent the growth of undesirable microorganisms in cheese?