Yogurt dessert piece products are of firm consistency, made on the base of fresh yogurt cheese, coated with chocolate or cocoa-flavored icing, with live bacterial flora, of rectangular design, the main component of which is fresh yogurt cheese with live bacterial flora, of firm consistency, obtained from milk or milk recombined from milk powder with water to a thicker consistency than milk, or milk concentrated by ultra-filtering or milk concentrated with milk powder; its curdling by a yogurt culture, occasionally its supplementary acidic treatment; the cutting of the curd, its solidification by heating, and the separation of the separated whey, and method for producing them.

A fast and efficient process to manufacture milk curd by direct chemical acidification with acid. The process comprises the steps of heating the milk to a temperature sufficient to pasteurize the milk, cooling the milk, coagulating the milk with the addition of an acid, and incubating the milk and acid mixture for a set period of time. The resulting curd may be employed in the manufacture of different varieties of cheese to which it is subjected to additional steps of salting, molding and/or pressing.

The present disclosure relates to a process for producing cream cheese using a specific combination of milk and milk fractions. It further relates to cream cheese which is characterized by a unique combination of levels of minerals, lactose and protein and which may be obtained by the process of the present disclosure.

The present disclosure relates to a process for producing cream cheese using a specific combination of milk and milk fractions. It further relates to cream cheese which is characterized by a unique combination of levels of minerals, lactose and protein and which may be obtained by the process of the present disclosure.

The present invention relates to an acidified protein product. Particularly, the invention relates to acidified protein product which can be used as a cheese or a meat substitute that can be fried or grilled. The present invention relates also the processes for producing such acidified protein products.

The present invention relates to an acidified protein product. Particularly, the invention relates to acidified protein product which can be used as a cheese or a meat substitute that can be fried or grilled. The present invention relates also the processes for producing such acidified protein products.

The present invention relates to an acidified protein product. Particularly, the invention relates to acidified protein product which can be used as a cheese or a meat substitute that can be fried or grilled. The present invention relates also the processes for producing such acidified protein products.

The present invention relates to an acidified protein product. Particularly, the invention relates to acidified protein product which can be used as a cheese or a meat substitute that can be fried or grilled. The present invention relates also the processes for producing such acidified protein products.

The invention involves a method of producing cheese curd. The method includes the step of providing a composition including a milkfat fluid. The method includes the step of pasteurizing the composition including the milkfat fluid. The method adjusts the temperature of the composition including the milkfat fluid to a predefined temperature allowing separation of cultures. The method includes the step of combining the composition including the milkfat fluid with diluted acetic acid. The method combines diluted acetic acid, or derivatives. The method adds the diluted acetic acid, or the derivatives to the milkfat fluid adjusted at the predefined temperature to separate whey, or milkfat. The method removes the separated milkfat from the whey and dry to isolate the cheese curd. The method stabilizes the cheese curd and combines the stabilized cheese curd with the milkfat fluid. The method combines yogurt in the stabilized cheese curd to add protein. The cheese curd remains stabilized after combining the yogurt.

There is provided a method for the manufacture of a cream cheese, the method comprising: (i) providing cheese curds, (ii) providing a whey protein solution comprising ideal whey, (iii) subjecting the whey protein solution to a cavitation treatment sufficient to heat the whey protein solution to a temperature of at least 70 C. to provide a heat-treated whey protein solution, (iv) mixing the cheese curds and the heat-treated whey protein solution to form a mixture, and (v) subjecting the mixture to a texture-building heat-treatment to form the cream cheese.