Qualitative assessment of milk, milk reception, cleaning and cooling of milk, milk reservations, separation of milk, pasteurization of cream received, cooling of cream, physical maturation cream, whipping of cream, obtaining of butter, packaging of butter, marking of butter, storage.
The final product characteristics
Taste and smell: clean, well expressed taste of pasteurized cream. Consistency and Appearance: homogeneous, plastic, dense, shiny surface on the cut or slightly shiny, dry.
Color: from light yellow to yellow, homogeneous for all mass.
Basic physical, and chemical, characteristics
-fat content 82.5 %;
-moisture, Max 16 %
-acidity (plasma), max - 23 ;
-acidity (fat phase), max - 2,5.
Microbiological indicators:
- quantity of mesophilic aerobic and facultative anaerobic microorganisms (QMAFAnM), colony-forming units (CFU), in 1g of the product, no more 1,0*105;
- coliform bacteria (koliformy) in 1g of the product - not allowed;
- pathogenic microorganisms, including bacteria of Salmonella in 25g of the product - not allowed;
- staphylococcus aureus, CFU in 1g of the product - not allowed;
- listeria monocytogenes in 25g of the product not allowed;
- mold, yeast, CFU, in 1g, no more 100 in sum;
The content of toxic elements:
- lead no more 0,1 mg/kg;
- cadmium no more 0,03 mg/kg;
- arsenic no more 0,1 mg/kg;
- mercury no more 0,03 mg/kg;
- copper no more 0,5 mg/kg,
- zinc no more - 5,0 mg/kg;
- iron no more 5,0 mg/kg.
Weight: net 25,0 kg, gross 25,55 kg
Term of storage:
3 months at 0...-5
9 months at -6...-11 12 months at -12...-18
Cow butter ghee is often referred to as the "liquid gold" of dairy. Clarified from cow's milk butter, it carries a golden hue and a rich, buttery flavor, making it a prized ingredient in cooking and traditional dishes.
Cow butter ghee is the liquid elixir deeply rooted in culinary traditions. Passed down through generations, its preparation involves removing milk solids, leaving behind pure, flavorful clarified butter that enhances the taste of various dishes.
