Effect of donkey milk addition on the acceptability of Caprino, a typical goat cheese from Basilicata region, Italy

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In this preliminary study we evaluated the effect of different donkeys’ milk additions in cheese making on the acceptability of fresh Caprino, a typical goat cheese produced in a region of southern Italy. In cheese making three batches were considered: A1 only goats’ milk, A2 and A3 with the addition of 5% and 10% of donkeys’ milk, respectively. With the exception of colour, the lowest donkeys’ milk addition improved the acceptability of Caprino cheese. In particular, significant highest ratings (P < 0.05) were observed on odour, flavour, texture and on overall liking.

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Paolino, R., Freschi, P., Claps, S., Tarricone, S., Sepe, L., & Cosentino, C. (2022). Effect of donkey milk addition on the acceptability of Caprino, a typical goat cheese from Basilicata region, Italy. International Journal of Dairy Technology, 75(2), 460–462. https://doi.org/10.1111/1471-0307.12837

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