Lipase Mixed 50g

Lipase - Mixed

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Available in hermetically sealed packs of Lipase Enzyme - this is our mixed variety and is a combination of lamb, calf and kid Lipase and benefits from having the properties of all three.

Adding Lipase helps rebuild protein strength during cheese production and is considered a vital ingredient for every serious cheese maker.

This product is a mixed Lipase powder and is available in larger sizes too - please enquire.

We also sell Lipase in 'Calf', 'Lamb' and 'Kid' varieties. The Mixed is a combination of the three - a common practice with commercial cheesemakers.

Dosage: 1 ⁄ 4 of a teaspoon per 2 gallons of milk (but of course dosage will be dependent on taste preferences).

Add directly to milk at the same time as the culture and before adding rennet.

Ingredients: Sodium Chloride, Maltodextrin, Animal Lipase (Pregastric Esterase Enzymes).

Activity: 80 ± 6 LFU/g

Storage: Refrigerate at 10ºC (50ºF)

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GMO Status:

This Lipase does not come from genetically modified organisms in compliance with European directives (EU) 1829/2003 and 1830/2003 of European Parliament and the

Council of September 22, 2003. All information is correct to the best of our knowledge. For intended use only.

Allergens List for Mixed Lipase

Allergen 

Yes

No

Cereals Containing Gluten


X

Eggs


X

Fish


X

Peanuts


X

Soybeans


X

Milk (Including Lactose)


X

Nuts


X

Celery


X

Mustard


X

Sesame


X

Sulphur Dioxide and Sulphites (10mg / kg)


X

Crustaceans And Shellfish


X

Molluscs


X

Lupins


X


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Robert Tudor
Lipase works! It reduces fat!

It is what it says on the label. It cracks fat molecules (lipids) to produce a low fat cheese. I use it for hard cheese - Italian style ( I daren't say Parmessan in case I offend). Use a low fat or skimmed milk. You won't get unhomogenised but it does not matter as homegenisation really only breaks up fat molecules into smaller fat molecule clumps. Anyway it works!

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