Protective culture with slow to very slow acidification, producing L(+) type lactic acid, acetic acid and propionic acid. In addition, small amounts of other types of acids, such as diacetyl, are formed.
HOLDBAC® YM-B LYO 100 DCU is added to acidifying cultures and may improve the texture and/or taste of fermented products.
HOLDBAC® YM-B LYO 100 DCU has been shown to help maintain product freshness throughout its shelf life and protect against the development of undesirable flavors during storage and transportation.
As demonstrated, HOLDBAC® YM-B LYO 100 DCU biologically inhibits the growth of undesirable microorganisms, such as yeasts and molds and heterofermentative lactobacilli. Efficacy depends on the strains and species and is influenced by the extent of contamination.
Protective culture with very slow and low acidification forming lactic acid of the L(+) type, acetic acid and propionic acid. Furthermore, small amounts of other acids as well as diacetyle are formed.
As can be proved, HOLDBAC® YM VEGE LYO 100 DCU inhibits undesired microorganisms, e. g. yeasts and moulds through competitive exclusion exerted following a fermentation stage. The efficacy depends on strain and species and is influenced by the extent of the contamination.
Very slow acidifying homofermentative protective culture. HOLDBAC™ LC LYO 500 DCU produces L(+) lactic acid and breaks down small amounts of citrate into diacetyl and acetoin. It is highly salt-resistant.
HOLDBAC™ LC LYO 500 DCU biologically inhibits undesirable microorganisms (depending on the strains and species), such as leuconostocs, heterofermentative lactobacilli and enterococci.
Protective culture with very slow and low acidification forming lactic acid of the L(+) type, acetic acid and propionic acid. Furthermore, small amounts of other acids as well as diacetyle are formed. HOLDBAC® YM-B Plus LYO 500 DCU is added together with acidifying cultures and can improve the texture and/or flavour of fermented product. HOLDBAC® YM-B Plus LYO 500 DCU has been shown to maintain product freshness throughout shelf-life and contribute to protect against some off-flavour developement during storage and transportation.
As can be proved, HOLDBAC® YM-B Plus LYO 500 DCU inhibits undesired microorganisms in a biological way, e.g. yeasts and moulds. The efficacy depends on strain and species and is influenced by the extent of the contamination.
It is better to use GEO17 LYO 10 D in association with Penicillium Candidum.
Trend to reduce the thickness of cheese rind is to increase the dosage of GEO17 LYO 10 D to the detriment of Penicillium Candidum dosage.
Rapid de-acidification of curd by metabolism of lactic acid due to rapid growth (24-48 hours) of a selected, easily controlled surface flora.
Enzymatic activity is weak compared to Penicillium candidum, but aroma and flavour development is excellent.
Enhances the final appearance of the cheese: less dense 'felt' of the Penicillium surface flora, reduced proteolysis (less ammonia) and contaminant control.
Lactobacillus paracasei subsp. paracasei is commonly named Lactobacillus casei.
Thanks to aminopeptidase activity, LBC 81 LYO 10 D is interesting in all cheese making technologies, particularly during secondary proteolysis, for hydrolysis of bitter peptides.
LBC 81 LYO 10 D provides a microbial protection of the substrates by rapid implantation (competition effect), a shorter maturation time, a low lipolytic activity and enhanced flavour and aroma.
Use of active strains at low temperatures (10 to 15°C) reduces maturation time while enhancing the organoleptic quality of the cheese.
LH 100 LYO 50 DCU represents a very robust thermophilic culture. Due to its enzymatic characteristics, this culture can especially be applied as a supplement culture for the production of cheese with differientiated flavour.
Gas production is measured on sterilised reconstituted milk (13%), standardised to pH 6.60, to which has been added 5g per litre yeast extract, incubated at 30°C for 24 hours.
40 ml of inoculated milk with a concentration of 2 DCU / 100 l of milk and incubated at 30°C for 24 hours give, in experimental conditions, more than 25ml of CO².
Farmhouse culture with a mesophilic predominance providing fast acidification speed, good robustness to bacteriophages and a nice flavor production based on citrate metabolism. A phage alternative is available on request.
Farmhouse culture with a mesophilic predominance providing fast acidification speed, good robustness to bacteriophages and a nice flavor production based on citrate metabolism.