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[Microbiological rationale for using whey on salting salmon caviar].

I N Kim, T I Shtan'ko

Gigiena I Sanitariia

|May 24, 2011

Summary

Whey offers a safer, natural alternative for salting salmon, especially from countries with less stringent food safety. This method enhances the caviar

Area of Science:

Food Science
Biochemistry
Food Preservation

Background:

Traditional preservatives in salted salmon pose risks, particularly for products from countries with limited sanitary oversight.
Concerns exist regarding the comprehensive sanitary and hygienic testing of food products exported from low industrial potential countries.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate whey as a natural and safe alternative to traditional preservatives for salting salmon and salmon caviar.
To assess the impact of whey on the organoleptic properties and ecological purity of salted salmon caviar.

Main Methods:

Comparative analysis of whey versus traditional preservatives for salmon salting.
Organoleptic evaluation of salted salmon caviar processed with whey.
Assessment of preservative levels and ecological purity.

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Main Results:

Whey effectively salts salmon caviar while minimizing the need for traditional preservatives.
The use of whey ensures the ecological purity of the final product.
Whey does not negatively impact the organoleptic properties of salmon caviar.

Conclusions:

Whey is a recommended and safe alternative for salting salmon caviar, enhancing product safety and quality.
This method is particularly beneficial for products from regions with less rigorous food safety controls.
Utilizing whey promotes a more natural and minimally preserved food product.