Dairy Technology Quiz 2 (20 MCQs)

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1. Homogenization has which of the following effects on the physiology of nutrition of milk?
2. Which bacteria is responsible for ripening Emmenthal cheese?
3. Which of the followings is NOT characteristic abilities of starter cultures of primary importance in cheesemaking?
4. Which bacteria are also known as "The cheese destroyer" ?
5. Preferred homogenisation pressure is .....
6. The lactulose content ..... with increased intensity of the heat treatment.
7. Of the 14 cheese varieties, which has a tangy peppery flavour, is crumbly and pasty, has a white interior with veins of mould that are marbled or streaked?
8. Legal butter must contain at least what percentage of fat?
9. Suhu yang diaplikasikan pada pasteurisasi HTST (high temp short time) selama 15 detik, yaitu
10. In order to prevent sedimentation in homogenised milk which of the following measure prove effective?
11. The process of raising or lowering the percent of fat in milk or cream to the desired standard is called?
12. Main function of first stage of homogenisation is .....
13. After renneting or coagulation, the coagulated curd mass (also known as .....) was cut to initiates the moisture/whey loss from the soon-to-be cheese.
14. To add the mould to the blue cheese, it is mainly .....
15. The wrapping material for butter must be .....
16. Butter made of cream from buffalo milk is ....., as buffalo milk .....
17. Working takes place when the buttermilk has been drained off. The butter grains are pressed and squeezed to remove the ..... between them.
18. Berikut ini jenis keju mentah (unrippened) atau tanpa proses aging dalam pembuatannya
19. What dairy product is made by heating milk along with a substance called rennet?
20. ..... is an important process during cheesemaking, whereby it defines the flavour and texture of the cheese, which differentiates the many varieties. The duration of this process is dependent on the type of cheese and the desired quality, and typically ranges from 3 weeks to 2 or more years.