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Typical formulation for Analogue Pizza Cheese, from Fundamentals of Cheese Science: Ingredient Level added (g/100g Blend) Casein and caseinat
by cheese_goddess 5y ago
Typical formulation for Analogue Pizza Cheese, from Fundamentals of Cheese
Science:
Ingredient Level added (g/100g Blend)
Casein and caseinates 23.00
Vegetable oil 25.00
startch 2.00
Emulsifying salts 2.00
Flavour 2.00
Flavour enhancer 2.00
Acid regulator 0.40
Color 0.04
Preservative 0.10
Water 38.50
Condensate^ 7.00
^ Upon cooking the blend to about 85°C using direct steam injection, condensate
equivalent to about 7.0 g is absorbed by the blend.
There is a different but similar product, processed cheese, that is actually
made with cheese and various additives to manipulate its taste, texture,
rheological characteristics etc. The difference with APC is that APC does not
include cheese (but as the table above shows, it does include caseins).
[Note that the numbers above add to 102.04 so there may be a mistake, or the
numbers are only estimates. Also note I have an old edition of the book.
Numbers and ingredients may well have changed more recently.]
- dzhiurgis 5y agoAmazing. I wonder what's the worst, cheapest or simplest thing we could gorge on if we embraced MSG the way Asia does?