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Milk Cheese And Dairy

Subjects : industries, dairy
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1. Higher fat content 7.7%






2. Most common -highest output/animal -calving; perpetual pregnancy






3. Casein Micelle






4. Low output: specialty cheeses -7.8% fat (sheep) -4.6% fat (goat)






5. 145 F for 30 min -160 F for 15 seconds -280 F for 2 seconds






6. Distributing fat evenly -tiny particles -fat no longer aggregates






7. Very hard (parmesan) -hard (swiss) -semi-soft (havarti) -soft (camembert) -'spreadable' cheese (cream - cottage)






8. Distributing fat evenly -tiny particles -fat no longer aggregates






9. Heat & bacteria = increased clump formation






10. Casein Micelle






11. Symptoms diarrhea/dysentery - stomach cramps/pain - fever/chills - fatigue - death -foods implicated prepared foods - raw veggies/lettuce - milk/dairy products - meats - deli foods - hot dogs -CCP monitor cooking temps - avoid x-contamination - diagn






12. Depends on butter fat content






13. Bacterium -intoxication -aerobic (faculative anaerobic) - highly contagious -incubaton 3 wks (3-70 days) -onset 1-7 days -sources humans - primates (intestinal tracts)






14. Ripening throughout w/ original starter bacteria -discrete veins of mold -from the surface w/ molds and bacteria






15. First food: mammals and humans -provides necessary nutrients for species -rapid growth






16. 10-18% fat content (10.5% min)






17. First food: mammals and humans -provides necessary nutrients for species -rapid growth






18. Depends on butter fat content






19. 18-30% fat content






20. Milk - pasteurized (add starter bacterium & rennet - curdle; setting) -cut (remove whey) -cooking (remove whey) -matting (cheddaring) -milling & salting -pressing -curing & ripening






21. Heat & bacteria = increased clump formation






22. Incorporating air to cream






23. 30-36% fat content






24. Pasteurization -homogenizing






25. 30-36% fat content






26. Acid set -rennet set -heat & acid set -pasta filata






27. 18-30% fat content






28. 145 F for 30 min -160 F for 15 seconds -280 F for 2 seconds






29. Pasteurization -homogenizing






30. Higher fat content 7.7%






31. Symptoms diarrhea/dysentery - stomach cramps/pain - fever/chills - fatigue - death -foods implicated prepared foods - raw veggies/lettuce - milk/dairy products - meats - deli foods - hot dogs -CCP monitor cooking temps - avoid x-contamination - diagn






32. 36-40% fat content






33. Milk - pasteurized (add starter bacterium & rennet - curdle; setting) -cut (remove whey) -cooking (remove whey) -matting (cheddaring) -milling & salting -pressing -curing & ripening






34. By production method -by concentration of moisture






35. By production method -by concentration of moisture






36. 10-18% fat content (10.5% min)






37. Acid set -rennet set -heat & acid set -pasta filata






38. Incorporating air to cream






39. Bacterium -intoxication -aerobic (faculative anaerobic) - highly contagious -incubaton 3 wks (3-70 days) -onset 1-7 days -sources humans - primates (intestinal tracts)






40. Very hard (parmesan) -hard (swiss) -semi-soft (havarti) -soft (camembert) -'spreadable' cheese (cream - cottage)






41. 36-40% fat content






42. Most common -highest output/animal -calving; perpetual pregnancy






43. Low output: specialty cheeses -7.8% fat (sheep) -4.6% fat (goat)






44. Ripening throughout w/ original starter bacteria -discrete veins of mold -from the surface w/ molds and bacteria