From this discussion, it is evident that the yield of cheese from 100
pounds of milk increases with higher percentages of fat and casein in
the milk, with reduced losses of solids during manufacture, with the
absence of undesirable fermentations, and with the incorporation of
large amounts of water.
+216. Variations of the Cheddar process.+--The Cheddar process, as
already described, is widely employed in cheese factories. Many
varieties are found, however, and varietal names are used for such
products. A whole series of these forms are either locally or widely
made in England and taught in the English dairy schools. Some of these
varieties resemble the factory Cheddar product fairly closely; others
are clearly different products. A typical series of the variations as
developed in America will be considered.
In the commercial trade Cheddar cheese is usually designated by some
name which indicates its size. The size of the cheese is determined by
that of the hoops. The hoops vary both in diameter and height. The table
on the following page shows the usual sizes of the hoops and the weight
and name applied to the cheese.
+217. Cheddar-type cheese from pasteurized milk.+--Sammis and Bruhn[98]
have described a variation of the Cheddar process to overcome the
difficulties of making cheese from pasteurized milk. Such milk curdles in
very unsatisfactory manner unless some chemical is added to compensate
for the salts lost and to offset the other changes resulting from heat.
For this purpose, they found the use of hydrochloric acid satisfactory.
TABLE XIII
SIZE OF CHEESE HOOPS, WEIGHT, AND TERM APPLIED TO
CHEESE
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DIAMETER OF | HEIGHT OF | WEIGHT OF | TERM APPLIED TO
HOOP | CHEESE | CHEESE | CHEESE
| | POUNDS |
---------------+-------------------+------------+-----------------------
6-7 in. | 7-8 in. | 9-11 | Young America
Tapers 5-7 in. | 10-14 in. | 10-16 | Long Horn
12-14 in. | 3½-4½ in. | 18-24 | Daisy or Picnic
14-15½ in. | 4-6 in. | 30-40 | Twin (two in same box)
14-16 in. | 4-7 in. | 35-40 | Flat
13½-15 in. | 10-12 in. | 40-50 | Cheddar
14-16 in. | 12-15 in. | 75-90 | Export
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