Products tagged with 'Chr Hansen'

Mesophilic homofermentative lactic acid bacteria culture.

The culture offers the benefits of enhancing clean flavors as well as suppressing unwanted bitter flavors throughout shelf life due to nisin being one of the metabolites.

Nisin is a peptide produced by certain strains of Lactococcus lactis.

It possesses antimicrobial activity against several Gram-positive bacteria including spore-formers such as Clostridium sp.

and Bacillus sp.

BioSafe cultures are primarily applied in cheeses, particularly Dutch- and Continental-type cheeses.

In Feta and Cottage cheese, they can be used to suppress post acidification.

High concentrations of nisin can have a negative influence on the growth of Propionibacteriaceae.

In case of use in Swiss, Maasdammer or emmenthaler type cheeses, a validation of all culture combinations should be made prior to industrial use.

Any change in production parameters, ingredients and culture rotation might have an effect on the concentration of nisin produced and should also be validated before implementation.

Mesophilic eXact® culture, type L.

The culture produces diacetyl flavor and a medium level of CO2.

DSG 2000 cultures can be used in any cultured dairy product where a balanced acid and diacetyl flavor is desired.

These cultures are formulated to produce a shorter make time without compromising flavor.

DSG 2000 cultures are ideal for manufacturing the following products:

• Buttermilk
• Sour cream

Mesophilic homofermentative culture, type O.

This culture contains specially selected strains chosen for their phage resistance and ability to produce lactic acid quickly.

This culture does not produce CO2.

Defined thermophilic lactic acid culture.

The culture enhances the overall flavor intensity of the cheese by accentuating important flavor notes, and especially nutty flavor.

This Chr.Hansen culture range provides a complete line of Kosher for Passover blends.

The culture is primary applied in the production of Italian and Swiss cheese varieties.

The culture can be applied alone or in combination with other lactic cultures, e.g. Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp.bulgaricus and LD culture.

Thermophilic homofermentative culture blend.

In 1984 it was selected by Dutch cheesemakers as the most effective thermophilic culture for accelerating ripening in Dutch cheeses.

The culture significantly enhances mature and nutty flavor notes, and there is a tendency towards sweet, sour and salt tastes, too.

The body of the cheese is also enhanced by the use of EMFOUR.

The culture can reduce the ripening time by several weeks depending on the type of cheese, storage temperature and desired flavor.