Mesophilic Soft Curd Cheese Culture with Two Sterile Jars - 100 litres

Direct Set or Direct Inoculation Starter Culture

Used in producing a variety of soft, moderate temperature loving cheeses, including Chevre, Creme Fraiche, Fromage Blanc, Neufchatel - (American), Cream Cheese, Quark, etc. and is sometimes known as Type "B" culture.

This culture features in our Soft Cheese Kit and our Quark & Buttermilk Kit.

Dosage:

100-litre sachet:

  • Suitable for 100 litres of milk
  • 1 sachet used for 25 doses suitable for 4 litres of milk each
  • 2 Free Sterile Jar with every pack

Consists of;

  • Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis,
  • Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris
  • Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis biovar diacetylactis,
  • Leuconostoc.

and is standardized in strength with a small quantity of

  • Maltodextrin (from Maize)

Please note: Cheese-making ingredients such as culture may vary in strength (by volume), from country to country, and manufacturer to manufacturer. Please read the package labelling on any cheese-making ingredient for dosage directions.

Our cheese cultures are direct inoculation (Direct Vat Innoculation / DVI), also known as direct-set (Direct Vat Set / DVS), which means they are added directly to the milk to make cheese.

What Is The Shelf Life of Cheese Cultures?

When stored correctly freeze-dried lactic cultures are typically viable long after any date on the pack, and will last for years in the freezer.

Room temperature   weeks
Refrigerator   months
Freezer   years

We ship these products Australia-wide, however, they do require long-term storage in a freezer, on arrival. Extended time out of a freezer will decrease the shelf life.

Culture & Equivalents

  • This Culture - SACCO Lyofast MO 036
  • B Starter
  • Danisco MM100/MM101

Links:

SACCO (Manufacturer's Website)
Specification Sheet
MSDS
GMO-Free Statement
Allergen Statement

Country of Origin: Italy, packed in Australia

 

(1456)

SKU 1456
Barcode # 820103427746
Brand Green Living Australia
Shipping Weight 0.0700kg
Produce Crème Fraiche
By: on 13 December 2022
A minute quantity of the culture developed in 2 table spoons of milk added to 600ml pure cream will produce a superior Crème overnight depending on temperature.
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