Danisco
TR160 CHOOZIT FRO 375 DCU
- SKU:
- CH-4068-DN
- MPN:
- 1255141
- Please Note:
- Contact us to order Frozen cultures
- Product Format:
- Frozen Pellets
- Culture Type:
- Thermophilic
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Description
Defined thermophilic single strain Lactobacillus species culture, typically used in pasta filata and Italian type cheeses. Produces sweet flavor notes. May also be applied as an adjunct in cheddar.
This product is FROZEN and requires special handling and storage (≤ -49°F). Please call to order; ordering of this product is not available on our website due to its special handling requirements.
CONTAINS:
Lactobacillus helveticus
USED TO MAKE: Pasta filata-style cheeses, Parmesan, Asiago, Romano, Cheddar (adjunct)
USAGE RATE: Please contact Dairy Connection Technical staff
KOSHER STATUS: Kosher Dairy, certificate available
GMO STATUS: non-GMO
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