The effect of packaging type and storage temperature on the characteristics of cheese spread analogues from corn extract

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Cheese spread analogues composed of corn milk have a limited shelf life due to their high water and fat content. Therefore, appropriate packaging and storage temperatures are required to maintain the nature of these products for long-Term storage. The purpose of the present study was to 1) study the effect of packaging type and storage temperature on the chemical and sensory characteristics of corn milk-based cheese analogues; 2) determine the most effective packaging type for corn milk-based cheese analogues; 3) determine the optimal storage temperature to be applied for corn milk-based cheese analogue. The present study used a completely randomised split-plot design. The effects of various storage factors were assessed, including storage time (1, 2, 3 and 4 weeks) as the main plot, type of packaging (polypropylene, polyethylene terephthalate, and glass) as a subplot, and storage temperature (-5°C, 5°C, and IOC) as a subplot. The studied cheese analogue variables included moisture, free fatty acid content, soluble protein content, fat content, pH and sensory characteristics. The results indicated that packaging type and storage temperature had a significant effect on analogue cheese during storage. The most effective packaging types applied for 4 weeks of analogue cheese storage were glass packaging with a moisture content of 69.60%, soluble protein of 6.91%, a fat content of 5.4%, free fatty acid content of 3.65% and pH of 4.6. The sensory characteristics included smooth texture, easy to spread, a bright, attractive and shiny appearance, pale yellow colour, and acidic smell. The optimum storage temperature for corn milk-based analogue cheese spread for 4 weeks was 5°C with a moisture content of 69.26%, dissolved protein content of 7.23%, fat content of 5.68%, free fatty acid content of 3.54% and pH 4.6. Sensory characteristics included smooth texture, easy to spread, a bright, attractive and shiny appearance, pale yellow colour, and slightly acidic smell smelling only slightly of cheese.

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Aini, N., Sustriawan, B., Sumarmono, J., Prihananto, V., & Purwaning Atmajayanti, T. (2019). The effect of packaging type and storage temperature on the characteristics of cheese spread analogues from corn extract. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 406). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/406/1/012017

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