Our hypothesis is that there must be enzymes that works similarly with plant proteins as chymosin (part of rennet used in cheese making) works with casein.
So, I need to catch up on my bio basics to be able to better understand what's going on :-)
Our hypothesis is that there must be enzymes that works similarly with plant proteins as chymosin (part of rennet used in cheese making) works with casein.
So, I need to catch up on my bio basics to be able to better understand what's going on :-)
did you find that to be a hindrance for yourself?
I wouldn't say hindrance, but it would probably be a bit easier if I had a biochemistry or food engineering/science background.
My partner has an environmental science background, so that helps a bit and she is the one doing most of the experimenting.
But in the end, it's about trial and error. That's also what an expert would need to do. I think if you're interested enough in the topic it's possible to acquire the necessary knowledge.
We plan to hire experts later on once we have the cash to do so (we're not raising money, all bootstrapped).