SET THE MILK MIXTURE TO THE DESIRED FAT CONTENT

In a cheese dairy, we often deal with a mixture of milk with different fat content. Therefore, the easiest way to calculate the mixture is with the help given in fig.

tmp26c0-1figury (the so-called. Pearson square - read Pirson).

Task: We have milk that is fat content 1,5% mix with whole milk 3,6% fat, so as to obtain mixed milk with the content of 3,2%.

Execution: the lowest is entered at the bottom left %, highest at the top, medium and in the middle. Along the diagonal there are differences. We free numbers from the decimal point. In this case, we get a number on the top right 17, downstairs 4. These are proportional values, which point out to each 17 l of whole milk you need to take 4 l of standing milk, to obtain a medium fat milk mixture 3,2%.

If we want to have such a mixture in the boiler 420 l, we are still carrying out the account, as follows;
420 : 21 = 20, therefore whole milk 17 · 20 = 340 l, and milk from standing still 4 • 20 = 80 l.

Ratio of the fat content of the cheese milk to the fat content of the dry matter of the processed cheese

Contents
Fat content in cheese milk
fat in the dry matter of cheeses %
Hard cheeses of Emmental type
Hard Dutch type edam cheeses, Gouda, lechickie, Trappists, tylżyckie cheddar
Camembrt and Limburgish soft cheeses
5 - skinny
0,25 0,25 0,20
10 - ¼-greasy
0,55 0,50 0,45
15 – 0,75 0,70 0,65
20 —½-oily
1,00 0,95 0,85
25 – 1,40 1,30 1,10
30 —¾-oily
1,80 1,70 1,50
35 – 2,20 2,10 1,90
40 - fat
45 —Full fat
50 - cream
2,60

3,15

3,70

2,50

3,05

3,60

2,30

2,85

3,40

To be sure, it is possible in practice to always have a slightly higher percentage of milk fat than the calculated figure. This allowance is 0,1 do 0,2%. This is due to the more or less different treatment of the milk in the boiler, resulting in a variable fat residue in the whey

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