Defined thermophilic lactic acid culture.
The culture enhances the overall flavor intensity of the cheese by accentuating important flavor notes.
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.
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.
The culture is primarily used in the manufacture of Continental cheese types with no eyes and short texture (e.g.Pecorino) and soft cheese specialties.
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.
The culture is primarily used in the manufacture of Continental cheese types with no eyes and short texture (e.g.Pecorino) and soft cheese specialties.
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.
The culture is primarily used in the manufacture of Continental cheese types with no eyes and short texture (e.g.Pecorino) and soft cheese specialties.
A selected single stain ripening culture with origin in traditional cheese making.
SWING® P.R.cultures are an essential ingredient in the ripening process of blue mold cheeses.
The cultures will upon germination develop a blue mycelium in the cheese and contribute to the typical flavor (by lipolysis) and texture (proteolysis) of the cheese.
The culture may be used in production of Danablu, Roquefort type, Stilton and other blue cheese types.
A selected single stain ripening culture with origin in traditional cheese making.
SWING® P.R.cultures are an essential ingredient in the ripening process of blue mold cheeses.
The cultures will upon germination develop a blue mycelium in the cheese and contribute to the typical flavor (by lipolysis) and texture (proteolysis) of the cheese.
The culture may be used in production of Danablu, Roquefort type, Stilton and other blue cheese types.