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Influence of Emulsifying Salts on the Textural Properties of Nonfat Process Cheese Made from Direct Acid Cheese Bases
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Acid-base buffering curves of nonfat cheese bases at pH 5.0 (▵), pH 5.2 (●), and pH 5.4 (□) used in process cheese manufacture. Titrated from initial curd pH to pH 3.0 with 0.5 N HCl and titrated from
Acid-base buffering curves of nonfat cheese bases at pH 5.0 (▵), pH 5.2 (●), and pH 5.4 (□) used in process cheese manufacture. Titrated from initial curd pH to pH 3.0 with 0.5 N HCl and titrated from pH 3.0 to pH 9.0 with 0.5 N NaOH. Arrow indicates location of pH ∼4.8 buffering peak during acidification. Data points are means of 3 replicates.
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Cheese height (as a percentage of initial cheese height) as a function of heating temperature for nonfat cheese bases, pH 5.0 (▵), pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) tested using the UW-Meltprofiler. Cheese baCheese height (as a percentage of initial cheese height) as a function of heating temperature for nonfat cheese bases, pH 5.0 (▵), pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) tested using the UW-Meltprofiler. Cheese bases were heated from 10 to 65°C over a 15-min period. Data points are means of 3 replicates.
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The extent of flow for nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases. DataThe extent of flow for nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases. Data points are means of 3 replicates and error bars are the standard deviations. Extent of flow was measured using the UW-Meltprofiler.
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Extent of flow, hardness, and adhesiveness values for the nonfat process cheeses made with trisodium citrate, disodium phosphate, or trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●), or pH 5.4Extent of flow, hardness, and adhesiveness values for the nonfat process cheeses made with trisodium citrate, disodium phosphate, or trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●), or pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases. Data points are means of 3 replicates.
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Hardness values determined from texture profile analysis of nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2Hardness values determined from texture profile analysis of nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●), and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases. Data points are means of 3 replicates and error bars are the standard deviations.
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Adhesiveness values determined from texture profile analysis of nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pHAdhesiveness values determined from texture profile analysis of nonfat process cheese made with (a) trisodium citrate, (b) disodium phosphate, and (c) trisodium phosphate and using the pH 5.0 (○), pH 5.2 (●), and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases. Data points are means of 3 replicates and error bars are the standard deviations.
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Adhesiveness values for nonfat process cheese (NFPC) made from the pH 5.2 cheese base as a function of pH for cheese made with (○) trisodium citrate, (□) disodium phosphate, and (●) trisodium phosphatAdhesiveness values for nonfat process cheese (NFPC) made from the pH 5.2 cheese base as a function of pH for cheese made with (○) trisodium citrate, (□) disodium phosphate, and (●) trisodium phosphate (TSP); control cheese (■) contained no emulsifying salt. The shaded region indicates the main sticky zone for the NFPC. Data points are means of 3 replicates.
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Adhesiveness values as a function of hardness values for nonfat process cheese made from the pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases and using disodium phosphate as the emulsifying salt. Data points arAdhesiveness values as a function of hardness values for nonfat process cheese made from the pH 5.2 (●) and pH 5.4 (□) cheese bases and using disodium phosphate as the emulsifying salt. Data points are means of 3 replicates.
PII: S0022-0302(08)71435-8
doi: 10.3168/jds.2007-0393
© 2008 American Dairy Science Association. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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