Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer

The purpose of this study is to improve texture, flavor and overall quality of low-fat white soft cheese. Using sodium caseinate (SC) and / or butter milk powder (BMP) in different ratios. Buffalo’s milk was divided into two portions. The first portion was standardized to 3% fat and served as a con...

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Main Authors: Rowida Abd Elkader, Rezk Awaad, Zakaria Rizk Hassan, Wafaa Salama
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Language:Arabic
Published: The Union of Arab Universities 2019-09-01
Series:Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences
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Online Access:https://ajs.journals.ekb.eg/article_59410_e200f1011b7f854317b7d76349c10817.pdf
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author Rowida Abd Elkader
Rezk Awaad
Zakaria Rizk Hassan
Wafaa Salama
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description The purpose of this study is to improve texture, flavor and overall quality of low-fat white soft cheese. Using sodium caseinate (SC) and / or butter milk powder (BMP) in different ratios. Buffalo’s milk was divided into two portions. The first portion was standardized to 3% fat and served as a control (1). The second portion was standardized to 1% fat and sub divided into five parts, the first part was served as control (2), the second part fortified with 2% SC (T1), the third part fortified with 2% BMP (T2), forth part fortified with 1% SC + 1% BMP (T3) and fifth part fortified with 0.5% SC + 1.5% BMP (T4). All cheese treatments stored in salted whey (5% NaCl) at 5±2°C up to 3 months. The results indicated that, control (2) had obviously lower moisture content than control (1). Addition of sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder to cheese milk led to an increase in moisture content of resultant cheese compared to control (2). A slight increase was observed in total nitrogen % of low-fat all soft cheese treatments versus control (2) being more obvious in T2 and T3. Low-fat soft cheese treatments were characterized by higher soluble nitrogen % than control (2). Moreover, the results showed also that, replacing of milk fat with SC + BMP caused a decrease in hardness, adhesiveness, springiness, chewiness and gumminess in fresh cheese compared to control (2). Sensory properties of Low-fat soft cheese were highly improved by adding SC + BMP to cheese milk as a fat replacer. Low-fat soft cheese was most preferable in T3 with adding SC + BMP (1:1), those improved the compositional as well as the organoleptical properties, especially its body and texture of low fat brined soft cheese after 90 days of cold storage.
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spelling doaj.art-89390c7761c1432396987f6871f7f78b2024-03-07T17:36:56ZaraThe Union of Arab UniversitiesArab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences1110-26752636-35852019-09-012721503151110.21608/ajs.2019.12720.103159410Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacerRowida Abd Elkader0Rezk Awaad1Zakaria Rizk Hassan2Wafaa Salama3Food Science, Fac. Agric., Ain Shams Univ.Depart of Food Science, Fac. Agric., Ain Shams Univ.Department of Food Sci., Fac. Agric., Ain Shams Univ.Dairy Res. Dept., Food Technology Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center,The purpose of this study is to improve texture, flavor and overall quality of low-fat white soft cheese. Using sodium caseinate (SC) and / or butter milk powder (BMP) in different ratios. Buffalo’s milk was divided into two portions. The first portion was standardized to 3% fat and served as a control (1). The second portion was standardized to 1% fat and sub divided into five parts, the first part was served as control (2), the second part fortified with 2% SC (T1), the third part fortified with 2% BMP (T2), forth part fortified with 1% SC + 1% BMP (T3) and fifth part fortified with 0.5% SC + 1.5% BMP (T4). All cheese treatments stored in salted whey (5% NaCl) at 5±2°C up to 3 months. The results indicated that, control (2) had obviously lower moisture content than control (1). Addition of sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder to cheese milk led to an increase in moisture content of resultant cheese compared to control (2). A slight increase was observed in total nitrogen % of low-fat all soft cheese treatments versus control (2) being more obvious in T2 and T3. Low-fat soft cheese treatments were characterized by higher soluble nitrogen % than control (2). Moreover, the results showed also that, replacing of milk fat with SC + BMP caused a decrease in hardness, adhesiveness, springiness, chewiness and gumminess in fresh cheese compared to control (2). Sensory properties of Low-fat soft cheese were highly improved by adding SC + BMP to cheese milk as a fat replacer. Low-fat soft cheese was most preferable in T3 with adding SC + BMP (1:1), those improved the compositional as well as the organoleptical properties, especially its body and texture of low fat brined soft cheese after 90 days of cold storage.https://ajs.journals.ekb.eg/article_59410_e200f1011b7f854317b7d76349c10817.pdflow fat cheese lfcbuttermilk powder bmpsodium casienat sc
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Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences
low fat cheese lfc
buttermilk powder bmp
sodium casienat sc
title Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
title_full Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
title_fullStr Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
title_full_unstemmed Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
title_short Production of low-fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and / or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
title_sort production of low fat white soft cheese using sodium caseinate and or butter milk powder as a fat replacer
topic low fat cheese lfc
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sodium casienat sc
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