Ricotta and mascarpone

The "non-cheese" cheese

RICOTTA and MASCARPONE can not be considered a real cheese.
While cheese is obtained through the coagulation of milk proteins, RICOTTA is obtained by cooking the whey that separates from the curd while the cheese is produced.

MASCARPONE is produced through the acid-thermal coagulation of cream. Hence its creamy texture. The casein coagulates, the whey is drained
and what is filtered is Mascarpone.

Our solutions:

BIOPROTECTION

Selected strains to inhibit altering contamination (yeasts and moulds) and obtain the best stability of the product and an extension of the shelf-life.

ADJUVANTS

Mix of natural salts that allow the coagulation of whey proteins of whey and milk.

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