Abstract
ABSTRACTCalcium salts of high‐oleic sunflower oil (> 86% oleic acid) were prepared and fed at 0% and 7.5% of diet dry matter weight to 8 Holstein cows in early‐ to mid‐lactation in a cross‐over experimental design. Oleic acid content of milk fat increased from 26% to over 40% and cholesterol‐raising saturates were reduced from 41% to 33%. Latin American white cheese, queso blanco, was produced from modified and normal milk. No differences in firmness were found between cheeses using penetration‐compression testing with an Instron machine. Sensory difference tests indicated no significant differences between cheeses. Latin American white cheeses made with high oleic milk are similar to traditional cheese.
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