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Vegan cheese from Lupinus mutabilis. A preliminary study.
* 1 , * 1 , * 1 , * 2 , * 3
1  Universidad Estatal Amazónica
2  Independient reseach
3  Universidad Estatal de Boílvar

https://doi.org/10.3390/mol2net-06-06942 (registering DOI)
Abstract:

Vegan cheese alternatives are gaining new interest for the agro-industrial market due to the improving request of animal friendly products. The present research focused a preliminary development of a vegan cheese production based on Lupinus mutabilis derivates. The vegan cheese have been produced removing lupanine. Microbiological analysis, moisture content, protein amount, and organoleptic analysis have been performed respecting several nacional, and international guidilines. All microbiological data are compliant with international regulations ranges regarding molds, yeasts, and coliforms. Moisture content was 59.15%, and the protein amount 40%. The organoleptic analysis, based on a 5-point hedonic scale, shown a average of 4.3, which reveal a very acceptable results. All these preliminary results showing a promising lupine-based food, which give an interisting vegan cheese alternative.

Keywords: Vegan cheese; Lupinus mutabilis; protein;
Comments on this paper
Guillermin Agüero-Chapin
Cheese flavour
Does vegan cheese taste like real cheese? or it has a completely different flavour?
Matteo Radice
Hi Guillermin,

The aroma of lupine cheese is very light, somewhat sweet and with a slight earthy touch. The biggest difference is that it does not have a typical casein taste so it is much more neutral



 
 
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