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Crescenza

Crescenza, also known as Stracchino, is a fresh cow’s milk cheese.

Crescenza is a very soft, white cheese. It has a creamy, crystalline and spreadable texture and no rind.

It has a mild and delicate flavour, with a slightly lactic taste.

Ciresa Crescenza is available in the following formats: 1 Kg or 500g rectangular bricks; bowls/ bricks of 250g

Properties

General properties

Ingredients

Pasteurized whole cow’s MILK, salt, rennet, ferments

Shelf-life (from packaging day)

16 / 30 days

Lot identification

Number code

Allergens

Milk and products thereof

Organoleptic properties

Colour

White

Flavour

Fresh, sweet, with a lactic taste

Texture

Soft

Appearance

Soft and homogenous paste, drier and more consistent next to the surface

Physical-chemical properties

Humidity

± 59,00 %

Dry matter

± 41,00 %

Total Fat

± 21,60 %

Fat in dry matter

± 54,00 %

Microbiological properties

E. Coli (UFC/g)

< 100

Staphylococci coag. + (UFC/g)

< 10

Listeria monocytogenes (UFC/25g)

absent

Staphylococcal Enterotoxins (UFC/25g)

absent

Average nutritional values

Energy (Kcal/KJ)

268,4 / 1113,7

Fat (g)

21,6

of which saturates (g)

13,8

Carbohydrates (g)

2,5

of which sugars (g)

2,5

Protein (g)

Salt (g)

0,8

Storage and distribution conditions

Storage temperature

+ 2° C / + 6° C

Transportation temperature

+ 2° C / + 6° C

Our formats

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