Senn process

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Senn process [′sen ‚prä·səs]

(food engineering)

A butter-making process in which the cream is subjected to rapid agitation at 1500 revolutions per minute, decreasing to 20 revolutions per minute in the presence of 2-4 atmospheres (200-400 kilopascals) of carbon dioxide.

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