Article | REF: F4700 V2

Coagulant and enzymatic coagulation in cheese technology

Author: Gregory ROSET

Publication date: September 10, 2019, Review date: September 2, 2020

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5. Measuring and optimizing coagulation

Curd firmness at the cutting stage influences cheese yield and quality , with water content positively correlated with curd firmness.

This firmness cannot be accurately measured manually. Human intervention during the process, and more specifically during coagulation, is becoming increasingly rare, for reasons of hygiene, safety and the installation of so-called "closed" production vats.

5.1 Existing measurement principles

The first coagulation...

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