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Standard VIII
Biology
Food Poisoning
Why does ‘Swi...
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Why does ‘Swiss cheese’ have big holes?
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Production of Swiss cheese:
Swiss cheese is characterised by large holes. The production involves the fermentation by the following bacteria:-
Lactic acid bacteria: The bacteria converts lactose to lactic acid
Propionibacterium shermanii: This bacteria converts lactic acid to propionic acid and carbon dioxide.
Presence of holes:
The carbon dioxide, formed as an end product of fermentation, escapes the surface of the cheese forming the large holes.
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