RECIPE GUIDELINES - BEL PAESE

RECIPE GUIDELINES - BEL PAESE

Bel Paese is a semi-soft, Italian cheese with a buttery flavour and smooth texture

SACCO LYOFAST MOT range
SACCO GCB -10 D enough for 1 000 L of milk
SACCO PCV5S - 10 D enough for 1 000 L of milk
SACCO PCPSM - 10 D enough for 1 000 L of milk

Dosages:

MOT range available in 10 UC | 25 UC | 50 UC sachets

10  UC enough for 1 000 L milk
25 UC enough for 2 500 L milk
50 UC enough for 5 000 L milk

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

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If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us - technicalinfo@dynamiko.co.za or order@dynamiko.co.za



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