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    Wiki: White Mould Defects, Ripening

    Camembert At 34 Days, Cut At 10C 50F, Body Excessively Liquid - CheeseForum.org

    Semi-Lactic At 18 Days, Sticking To Mat – CheeseForum.orgThis Wiki article addresses ripening phase defects special to “White Mould” type cheeses such as Brie & Camembert which are generally . . . → Read More: Wiki: White Mould Defects, Ripening

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    Wiki: White Mould Defects, Blooming

    Semi Lactic At 12 Days Uneven Mold Bloom - CheeseForum.org

    This Wiki article addresses blooming phase defects special to “White Mould” type cheeses such as Brie & Camembert which are generally made by adding Penicillium candidum. In addition to all . . . → Read More: Wiki: White Mould Defects, Blooming

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    Wiki: White Mould Defects, Forming

    Camembert Slumping 3 Hours After Removing Hoops & Salting Top - CheeseForum.org

    Camembert Second Turn, Curds Still Sticking But Peeling Off Mat – CheeseForum.org This Wiki article addresses forming phase defects special to “White Mould” type cheeses such as Brie & Camembert . . . → Read More: Wiki: White Mould Defects, Forming

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    Wiki: Blue Mold Defects

    “Blue Mold” type cheeses such as Stilton & Rocquefort are made by adding the mold Penicillium rocqueforti. In addition to all the normal Coagulation, Surface, Aroma, Body, and Flavour defects, . . . → Read More: Wiki: Blue Mold Defects

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    Wiki: Flavour Defects

    While there are 1000′s of different cheeses, the variation of their ingredients can result in 100′s of thoushand of different cheese flavours. In addition, a flavour that is intentional and . . . → Read More: Wiki: Flavour Defects

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    Wiki: Aroma Defects

    While there are 1000′s of different cheeses, the variation of their ingredients can result in 100′s of thoushand of different cheese aromas. In addition, an aroma that is intentional and . . . → Read More: Wiki: Aroma Defects

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Rubbery

    Rubbery is a term describing a cheeses ability to stretch and return to shape, i.e. the bendability of a young Gouda cheese. This is different from plasticity which is the . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Rubbery

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Plasticity

    Body poor plasticity (stretchability) defects are primarily an issue for Pasta Filata (pulled) type cheeses such as Mozzarella and Washed Curd type cheeses such as Gouda and Edam. This article . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Plasticity

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Moist

    Body excessive moisture defects of cheese are common and can be associated with most cheese types. This article provides a description and some common causes and solutions organized by root . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Moist

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Mechanical Holes

    Swollen and barrel shapped yeast contaminated Cheddar.

    Body mechanical holes defects of cheese are normally associated with rennet coagulated pressed cheeses can appear in other cheese types. Some cheeses (like Swiss) intentionally develop fairly evenly spaced round-spherical holes commonly called . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Mechanical Holes

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Dry

    Excessively dry bodies of cheese are normally associated with rennet coagulated pressed cheeses although it happen on other cheese types. This article provides a description, causes and solutions organized by . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Dry

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    Wiki: Body Defects, Cracks

    Body crack defects of cheese are normally associated with rennet coagulated pressed cheeses although they can happen on other cheese types. This article provides a description and cause for cracks . . . → Read More: Wiki: Body Defects, Cracks

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    Wiki: Surface Defects, Mold

    Two 4 pound Gouda's with Canola oiled rinds, one with blue surface mold, second after brush and water cleaning.

    Surface mold defects of cheese are normally cheese type dependent. Molds are common micro-organisms and some are intentionally used in cheese making for their effect on texture and flavour such as white for . . . → Read More: Wiki: Surface Defects, Mold

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    Wiki: Surface Defects, Oily

    This Wiki article discusses surface normally unwanted oily defects of cheese. Note that oily rinds is a common side product in Swiss type cheese making where those cheeses are held at room . . . → Read More: Wiki: Surface Defects, Oily

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    Wiki: Surface Defects, Yeast

    Surface yeast defects of cheese are normally cheese type dependent. Yeasts are common micro-organisms and some are intentionally used in cheese making for their effect on texture and flavour such . . . → Read More: Wiki: Surface Defects, Yeast

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