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Cultured milk: all topics
Full test on cultured milk products with 36 questions. Tykmælk, ymer, crème fraîche, yoghurt (symbiosis, acetaldehyde, pH), acidophilus tykmælk, AB culture/Cultura, kefir, Gaio, legal requirements and texture defects.
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- What are the main cultured milk products in Denmark?
- What are the four purposes of fermenting liquid milk products?
- What heat treatment is required for all cultured milk products?
- Which culture is used for tykmælk, ymer, crème fraîche and buttermilk?
- What is tykmælk, and what consistency and flavour characterise it?
- What incubation temperature and inoculation rate are used for tykmælk?
- What is the main difference between tykmælk and ymer?
- What is the procedure for traditional ymer manufacture?
- Why is an L culture (and not a DL culture) used for UF ymer?
- What is crème fraîche, and which types are normally made?
- Which two bacteria make up the yoghurt culture, and what is the recommended ratio between them?
- What are the pH and titre of finished yoghurt?
- What is the characteristic aroma compound in yoghurt, and what should its content be?
- Which bacterium in the yoghurt culture is the main producer of acetaldehyde?
- What happens in the symbiosis between Lb. bulgaricus and Sc. thermophilus in the yoghurt culture?
- What happens to the growth of Sc. thermophilus as the pH falls during yoghurt fermentation?
- What are the optimum incubation temperature and inoculation rate for yoghurt to obtain an Lb/Sc ratio of 1:1?
- At what pH is yoghurt cooled, and what is the optimum filling temperature?
- What is drinking yoghurt, and how is it made?
- Into which four groups can yoghurt be divided?
- What is the minimum requirement for live bacteria in yoghurt at the end of the shelf life?
- What is acidophilus tykmælk (A38), and what is the mixing ratio?
- What is the special property of Lb. acidophilus that makes the product of interest from a health point of view?
- What is AB culture/Cultura, which bacteria does it contain, and what causes its characteristic flavour?
- What are the incubation temperature, inoculation rate and final pH in the manufacture of AB culture/Cultura?
- What is the legal requirement for Lb. acidophilus and Bb. bifidum in the AB culture at the end of the shelf life?
- What is kefir, and what does the kefir culture contain?
- What are the incubation temperature and time for kefir?
- What is said about Gaio's bacterial composition and claimed health effect?
- What is the maximum permitted temperature for cultured milk products from filling until delivery to the shop?
- What is the date of manufacture for cultured (sour-milk) products, as opposed to sweet products?
- What are the most common texture defects in yoghurt and crème fraîche?
- What are the most important factors in counteracting whey separation in yoghurt?
- What is the pasteurisation process for buttermilk, and to what pH is it fermented?
- What judging temperature is used for the sensory (organoleptic) assessment of cultured products at regional dairy shows?
- What is the difference between D(-) lactic acid and L(+) lactic acid in yoghurt, and which bacterium produces which?