Method for inhibiting psychrotrophic bacteria in cream or milk b

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Fermentation processes – Of milk or milk product

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426 42, 426 43, 426 61, 426 36, A23C 912, A23C 19076

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047909943

ABSTRACT:
A method for inhibiting psychrotrophic bacteria in milk products such as Cottage cheese, particularly cream dressed Cottage cheese, using a Pediococcus is disclosed. The inhibition is produced by antimicrobial metabolites generated in the food without fermentation by live Pediococcus.

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