RECIPE GUIDELINES - GREVé

RECIPE GUIDELINES - GREVé

Grevé is a Swedish Swiss cheese and can be compared to the Norwegian Jarlsberg, the Danish Svenbo and the Dutch Maasdammer.   Grevé has a mild to sweet, nutty taste.

SACCO LYOFAST MOS range
SACCO LYOFAST YHL range
SACCO LYOFAST ST range
SACCO LYOFAST PB1

Available in 10 UC | 50 UC | 100 UC sachets

Dosages:
10 UC enough for 1 000 L of milk
50 UC enough for 5 000 L of milk
100 UC enough for 10 000 L of milk

SACCO cultures are direct inoculation, no need to dissolve cultures, add directly to the milk mixture at the correct temperature

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