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Extruders transfer pasta filata cheeses from cooker to mold. They add the finishing grain structure to pasta filata cheeses (such as Mozzarella, String, Provolone and Oaxaca). Pasta filata cheeses become elastic when heated and are known for their stringy, stretchiness. They are the ideal pizza cheeses.
Used between the cooker and mold
Used in pasta filata cheese production
After the curd of pasta filata cheeses has been heated and stretched, it is molded at an elevated temperature. Molders shape the curd into uniform pieces. For Mozzarella-style cheeses and Provolone, the molded cheese is typically immersed in cold water, cooled in brine, and packaged. Additionally, Provolone is often ripened or aged and in some cases smoked.
Molding takes place while cheese is hot
It's then cooled in water/brine
Used in pasta filata cheese production
Pasta filata cheeses are a group of stretched-curd cheeses, mainly of Italian origin. During manufacture, the curds are dipped into hot water and then stretched or spun until the proper consistency and texture is achieved. The curds are then kneaded and molded into the desired shapes. Pasta filata cheeses are known for their excellent stretch and elasticity when melted making them great additions to pizzas and other baked dishes.
Examples include Mozzarella, Provolone and Oaxaca (wuh-HAH-kuh).
They share a common manufacturing process
Curds are heated and stretched
Known for their elasticity when melted