Cheese Production Process

A food service trolley is used to deliver cooked food from the kitchen to the various rooms of the hospital’s patients. What are the features of food trolleys? Food trolley made of various materials. The painted or powder coated food delivery cart has built-in pallets for transporting food pallets. Serve quickly and with minimal effort to keep food fresh and soft. It is not the safest or most hygienic way to serve breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, as well as … Readmore»

To process cheese into cheese, the machines are melted (heated) and distributed before and after all processes. The finished cheese (cheddar, gouda, fresh cheese) is crushed, crushed, (melted) salts, butter or other (vegetable) oils and flavors mixed with other ingredients such as herbs. We supply equipment for the industrial production of cheese to small and medium-sized cheese producers as well as to global dairy companies. We supply individual machines and complete plants for cheese production in Europe, Eastern Europe, Africa … Readmore»

Machines of the UCM series are designed to produce Kashkaval cheese process machine, but can also be used to process sauces, smears, dressings, baby food, confectionery fillings and other pastries; A lubrication compensation tank is used to stabilize the UCM machine and maintains the product at the desired temperature to achieve the desired texture. It has a capacity of 2000 liters to 300 liters. Recommended for use with UCM-170, UCM-170, 1000 L, UCM-170. ARU series machines (ARU, AR6U, ARU-T) are … Readmore»

These machines allow you to weigh in dry boilers and 1000 kg wet boilers. Thanks to the platform of the Kashkaval Cheese Machine, cottage cheese is easily transferred to the drum or chan. This is supported by a pneumatic cylinder to make flow even easier. Four stainless steel Kashkaval Cheese Machine are available from below. It consists of the case when cheese juice is collected, and a cylindrical rotating drum that filters the cottage cheese. The drum is a perforated … Readmore»