Connoisseurs of fine cheeses may be able to indulge themselves without worrying about their weight.
The bitter `off-taste' that is typical of low-fat cheeses can be eliminated using a mixture of bacterial starter cultures, according to a report published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
Cheese-makers have struggled to make tasty low-fat versions that have the texture, flavour and consistency of full-fat cheeses. But a team of researchers from the University of Minnesota reports a solution to this problem.
Led by Howard Morris, professor emeritus of food science and nutrition, the team developed low-fat cheddar that mimics the clean, …

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