Defects In American Cheddar Cheese

"Defects In American Cheddar Cheese" delves into the intricacies of identifying and understanding common flaws in the production of American cheddar cheese. Written by Charles Albert Publow, this book provides a detailed examination of the various defects that can arise during the cheese-making process, offering insights into their causes and potential remedies.

Focusing specifically on American cheddar, the book explores issues related to texture, flavor, color, and overall quality. It serves as a valuable resource for cheese producers, food scientists, and anyone involved in the dairy industry, offering guidance on maintaining high standards and avoiding costly errors.

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