MOZZ’ALPA
Premix for analogue mozzarella
- All-in-one premix
Standardized solution for the reliable production of analogue mozzarella. - Melting properties & texture
Ensures even melting, stable fibre formation and a creamy consistency when heated - High yield & cost efficiency
1 kg premix produces up to 3.7 kg of finished product - Wide range of applications
Suitable for pizza toppings, salads, bakery and convenience products


Description
MOZZ’ALPA enables the efficient and standardized production of analogue mozzarella with consistent quality. The ready-to-use premix is simply combined with water and vegetable fats to deliver products with stable melting properties and a creamy texture. Whether as a pizza topping or in ready meals – the system provides manufacturers with a reliable solution that reduces effort, guarantees consistent results, and allows for economical scaling.
Article number | Available on request |
Packaging | Bag |
Package size | 25 kg |
Form | Powder |
MOQ | 50 kg |
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All-in-one solution for producing analogue mozzarella
Mozz’Alpa combines all the essential components for producing analogue mozzarella in a ready-to-use all-in-one premix. By combining milk proteins, melting salts and functional ingredients, it produces products with stable melting behaviour, uniform fibre formation and a creamy consistency. Food manufacturers benefit from a standardized recipe that simplifies production, ensures process reliability and delivers consistently high quality across all batches.
Two variants for different requirements
Mozz’Alpa is available in two variants to meet different taste and functionality requirements. Mozz’Alpa Premium contains 14% rennet casein combined with melting salts, providing particularly stable melting behaviour, fibre formation and even distribution when baked. Mozz’Alpa Lactis was developed for a more intense, milky taste and, thanks to the addition of Vin’Fibra, delivers improved texture and greater stretchability. Both variants can be flexibly adjusted, enabling cost-effective production of analogue mozzarella with reproducible quality.
