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