2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20612000000300002
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Desenvolvimento experimental de queijo fresco de leite da espécie bubalina

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“…The yield of the bovine Minas Frescal cheese was 3.7 litres of milk for each 1 kg of the product, while the yield of the fresh buffalo cheese was 4.1 litres of milk per kilo of cheese produced, corroborating Moraes et al (2006), who needed 4.7 litres of buffalo milk per kilo of Minas Frescal cheese. The mixed Minas Frescal CY% was 4.8 kg of milk/kg of product, and, although it was inferior to the other treatments, it is still similar to the other Minas Frescal cheese from buffalo as well as from bovine milk (ANTUNES et al, 2017;YUNES;BENEDET, 2000). These results demonstrate the need for further studies about the effect of a mixture of milk of different species on fresh cheese yield.…”
Section: Cheese Yield and Physico-chemical Characterisation Of Cheesesmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…The yield of the bovine Minas Frescal cheese was 3.7 litres of milk for each 1 kg of the product, while the yield of the fresh buffalo cheese was 4.1 litres of milk per kilo of cheese produced, corroborating Moraes et al (2006), who needed 4.7 litres of buffalo milk per kilo of Minas Frescal cheese. The mixed Minas Frescal CY% was 4.8 kg of milk/kg of product, and, although it was inferior to the other treatments, it is still similar to the other Minas Frescal cheese from buffalo as well as from bovine milk (ANTUNES et al, 2017;YUNES;BENEDET, 2000). These results demonstrate the need for further studies about the effect of a mixture of milk of different species on fresh cheese yield.…”
Section: Cheese Yield and Physico-chemical Characterisation Of Cheesesmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Pereira (2014), observou em seus tratamentos com queijo tipo brie valores entre (18,59 a 21,57 g/100g). Pesquisadores citam que o coalho e o cloreto de cálcio influenciam na quantidade de proteína presente em queijos, pois exercem interferências na proteólise durante a maturação (Yunes & Benedet, 2000).…”
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“…The crude yield of cheese obtained in the treatments was determined by the formula: R(%) = (P q / P f ) x 100 (2) where: R = crude yield, P q = finished cheese weight, P f = formulation weight (milk plus ingredients) according Yunes and Benedet (2000). …”
Section: Yield Evaluationmentioning
confidence: 99%