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Area of Science:

  • Dairy Science
  • Food Technology
  • Chemical Engineering

Background:

  • Mozzarella cheese whey is a byproduct of dairy processing.
  • Valorizing whey into value-added products like Ricotta cheese is crucial for sustainability.
  • Condensed whey products (CWP) offer potential for improved cheese yield and quality.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the impact of condensed whey product total solids (TS) on Ricotta cheese quality and yield.
  • To determine optimal CWP TS for acceptable Ricotta cheese production.
  • To evaluate the yield and composition of Ricotta cheese manufactured from CWP.

Main Methods:

  • Pasteurization of fresh Mozzarella cheese whey.
  • Evaporation of whey to create condensed whey products (CWP) with varying TS content (6.70% to 35.90%).
  • Manufacture of Ricotta cheese from both non-evaporated whey and seven CWP categories, followed by sensory evaluation and compositional analysis.

Main Results:

  • Ricotta cheese manufactured from CWP with TS of 6.70%, 10.31%, 14.87%, 18.02%, and 20.86% were acceptable.
  • Unacceptable Ricotta cheeses exhibited flavor defects (coarse, unnatural, unclean) and body/texture defects (grainy, mealy).
  • CWP with 20.86% TS yielded 21.32% Ricotta cheese, over four times the yield from non-condensed whey.

Conclusions:

  • Manufacturing Ricotta cheese from condensed whey products is viable, with an optimal TS content around 21%.
  • Higher CWP TS (above 20.86%) resulted in unacceptable Ricotta cheese quality.
  • Proper handling of residual whey rich in protein and lactose is necessary to prevent environmental pollution.