Products

Selected propionic acid bacteria culture.

The culture is primarily used for the production of Swiss-type cheeses, such as Emmental, Gruyère, Greve and similar types where the typical propionic acid aroma and eye formation are desired.

The culture is normally applied in combination with lactic cultures, such as Streptococcus thermophilus , Lactobacillus helveticus, Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp.bulgaricus and LD cultures.

The culture ferments lactate resulting in the formation of propionic and acetic acids and large amounts of carbon dioxide.

Propionic acid cultures grow slowly in milk and have a low proteolytic activity.

Freeze-dried concentrated lactic starter for the direct vat inoculation of milk and mil bases.

Store at temperature at 4 degrés in dry atmosphere.

When stored at negative temperature, keep the sachet at room temperature for 30 to 60 minutes before opening.

If not, the performance of culture is affected.

Prolonged exposure at room temperature will reduce is in powder form.

Add directly to the manufacturing milk as soon as the agitation blades of the vat are covered with milk.

Avoid foam and air introduction in the milk.

Thermophilic YoFlex® culture.

The culture will produce yoghurt with mild flavor, high viscosity and low post-acidification.

Suitable for cup set, stirred and drinking yoghurt.

Freeze-dried concentrated lactic starter for the direct vat inoculation and milk bases.

Aroma developing culture for cheese

MAGRABAR PD?

655 is a nonionic, non?

silicone, food grade defoamer designed to eliminate foam in protein and carbohydrate media.

MAGRABAR PD?

655 works well in a wide range of pH and temperatures.

A blend of defined strains of lactic bacteria for direct vat inoculation of milk, milk bases and other food applications.

The culture is a freeze-dried powder.

A selected single stain ripening culture with origin in traditional cheese making.

SWING® P.R.cultures are an essential ingredient in the ripening process of blue mold cheeses.

The cultures will upon germination develop a blue mycelium in the cheese and contribute to the typical flavor (by lipolysis) and texture (proteolysis) of the cheese.

The culture may be used in production of Danablu, Roquefort type, Stilton and other blue cheese types.

Concentrated, freeze-dried culture for direct inoculation of milk, multi species culture with kefir grains.