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WorksheetsMilk and Dairy
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
When milk separates into solids and liquids.
Pasteurized
Curdling
Foam
Tempering
Solid clusters formed when milk separates into solids and liquids.
Curds
Fresh cheese
Ripened cheese
Foam
Mild flavored cheese made from pasteurized milk; not ripened or aged.
Fresh cheese
Ripened cheese
Mozzarella cheese
Yogurt
Solids in fresh milk that contain most proteins, vitamins, minerals and lactose.
Raw milk
Whey
Non-fat milk solids
Curds
Heat treatment that kills enzymes and harmful bacteria in foods.
Tempering
Pasteurized
Scorching
Boiling Over
Milk that is not pasteurized.
Raw Milk
Fresh milk
Ripened Cheese
Scalded Milk
Made by adding ripening agents, such as bacteria, mold or yeast to milk curds; cheese is then aged under carefully controlled conditions.
Scalded milk
Ripened cheese
Fresh cheese
Raw milk
Milk heated to just below boiling.
Tempering
Scalded Milk
Boiling Over
Foam
Occurs when milk overheats and lactose rapidly caramelizes and burns.
Scalded milk
Raw milk
Boiling over
Homogenized
Thick, creamy, custard like product with tangy flavor made by adding harmless bacteria to milk.
Whey
Yogurt
Raw milk
Ripened Cheese
Pressure that builds up under the later of scum.
Scorching
Boiling Over
Curdling
Foam
All of the following are dairy products EXCEPT
butter
yogurt
cream
almond milk
Which part of curdled milk is used to form cheese?
Curds
Whey
Which 2 of the following are types of Processed cheese?
Velveeta
Cheddar
American Cheese slices
Mozzarella cheese
