processed cheese
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PROCESSED CHEESEPRATHAMESH KUDALKAR13FET1011
PROCESSED CHEESE• FSSA Definitions:• Processed Cheese means the product obtained by grinding,
mixing, melting and emulsifying one or more varieties of cheeses with the aid of heat and emulsifying agents and may contain cream, butter, butter oil and other milk products. It may also contain non-dairy ingredients not exceeding one sixth of the weight of the total solids of the final product on dry matter basis.
• Processed Cheese Spread means the product obtained by grinding, mixing, melting and emulsifying one or more varieties of cheese with emulsifying agents with the aid of heat and may contain cream, butter oil and other dairy products. It may also contain natural carbohydrate sweetening agents and other non-dairy ingredients not exceeding one sixth of the weight of total solids of the final product on dry weight basis.
STANDARDS
Maximum Moisture, %
(m/m)
Minimum Milk fat, % (dry matter
basis)
Lactose Maximum, %
(m/m)
Processed Cheese
47 40 5
Processed Cheese Spread
60 40 5
PRODUCTS• One third of the cheese produced in the world is
processed• In India, processed cheese accounts for more than
80% of the total cheese consumed.
ADVANTAGES
Processed
Cheese
Uniform
Flavour
Easy Packagin
g
Utilize unacceptab
le Raw Cheese
Longer Shelf Life
FLOW CHARTRaw Cheese Analysis of
Raw CheeseSelection for
BlendingBreaking/
Quartering
GrindingDry MixingAddition of Emulsifier,
Water, Colour, Flavour
Processing65°C for 2-5
min
Packaging(Hot Filling) Cooling Storage
2-4°C
CCPCCP Effect
Selection of Raw Cheese
Use of sour or gassy cheese more than 5% may lead to off flavours75 % of the cheese used may be 0-3 months old and about 25 % of the cheese be 6-12 months old.
Sanitation of Equipment
May cause microbial contamination
Addition of Emulsifier Inadequate emulsifier concentration may lead to phase separation.
Processing Conditions Inadequate heating will lead to improper blending
Storage Storage at higher temperatures may lead to microbial growth
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