Cheese Firmness
Cheese Firmness is a textural property that belongs to the class of rheological attributes of cheese, distinguished by its specific resistance to deformation under applied stress, which determines the physical consistency and handling characteristics of standardized milk-derived cheese products.
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Sensory and mechanical aspects of cheese texture
E. Allen Foegeding, Jennifer Brown, M.A. Drake et al. · International Dairy Journal · 2003 · 142 citations
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Teagasc - The Irish Agriculture and Food Development Authority
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