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The effect of acidity, salt and copper and iron contamination on the keeping quality of butter
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 June 2009
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Butter made from good quality sweet cream is usually free of any major defect in flavour, even after a long period of cold storage. However, butter made from cream ripened with starter, is liable to develop oily and fishy flavours during storage. Thus the manufacture in New Zealand of butter for export has been confined to the sweet cream product.
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