CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800 for buttery flavor in semi-hard cheeses
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This document discusses CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800, a cheese culture strain from DuPont that is well-suited for producing semi-hard cheeses with buttery flavor. It notes that global launches of semi-hard and hard cheeses have grown significantly in recent years, with traditional flavor positioning becoming increasingly important. The document then provides details on semi-hard cheese production technology and targets before describing how CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800 can produce cheeses with creamy or nutty flavors depending on ripening conditions.
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CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800 for buttery flavor in semi-hard cheeses
- 1. CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800 for buttery flavor in semi-hard cheeses Mette Winther Børsting Cheese Application Specialist
- 2. New launches of semi-hard and hard cheese continue to grow and come primarily from Europe 2 Global semi-hard and hard cheese launches recorded a CAGR of 18% over the past 5 years, outperforming the dairy category CAGR of 13.6%. Europe, with more than 50% share of global launches, is the top region for semi-hard and hard cheese launches Source: Innova 2015 Traditional positioning has increased for launches between 2014-15, indicating the importance of traditional/good cheese flavour Top 5 positionings for semi-hard and hard cheese, H1 2015 Global
- 3. Flavour is the most important factor for consumers in the UK and DE, when buying cheese 3 Source: Innova 2015
- 4. 4 Semi hard cheese technology Worldwide around 3.2 Mio tons per year - 21% of total world cheese production Batch process with low flexibility – cheese vats up to 30.000 L, up to 6 filling rounds per day – bottleneck often at pressing and brining system Profitability of such a plant is linked with tight process control = acidification speed is a must Cheese flavour development and eye formation are also important culture factors
- 5. 5 Semi hard cheese technology Technical Targets Charts extracted from TETRA PAK Dairy Processing Handbook Curd pH = 5.60 +/- 0.10 5 hours Temperature 35 - 40°C Milk pH= 6.40 +/- 0.10 3 hours Temperature 36 to 40°C Curd pH = 5.80 +/- 0.10 4 hours Temperature 36 - 40°C
- 6. CHOOZIT® Classic 800 Our growing understanding in the field of culture strain identification has enabled us to select the optimized cultures in the CHOOZIT® Classic range to define the acidification performance, texture, flavor and eye formation in semi-hard cheese Within the correct ripening conditions, CHOOZIT® Classic 800 can produce either a young, fresh and creamy flavored semi-hard cheese, or a more mature, sweet, nutty cheese, depending on your market needs 6
- 8. CHOOZIT® CLASSIC 800 series Bacteriophage alternatives 8 CHOOZIT® Classic 810 CHOOZIT® Classic 811 CHOOZIT® Classic 810 CHOOZIT® Classic 811
- 9. Taste our Gouda cheese, 10 weeks old 9 pH 24 after brine 5.39 Fat 26.94 % Dry matter 55.95 % Fat in dry matter 48.15 % Salt 1.97 % Cheese composition
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