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Ripening, eye formation & defects

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Which organic substances in the cheese are converted during ripening?

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  1. Which organic substances in the cheese are converted during ripening?
  2. How quickly is the lactose in most cheeses converted?
  3. What causes eye formation in Emmental and Svenbo?
  4. What happens when the CO2 in the cheese exceeds the saturation point of the water in the cheese?
  5. What causes blowing with too many/too large holes and a bittersweet, unclean flavour?
  6. How is the growth of butyric acid bacteria inhibited?
  7. What makes up most of the protein in cheese?
  8. What can too large an amount of peptides relative to amino acids give the cheese?
  9. What is the optimum pH of the rennet enzyme for proteolysis in the cheese?
  10. What happens to the rate of ripening at a higher storage temperature?
  11. What can early blowing (many, relatively small holes) be due to?
  12. What can the defect 'slumped' (too high a water content/too weak acidification) lead to?