Cheese fermentation in powder form (= cheese acid). Acidifies the milk needed for the production of cheese, flat cheese, buttermilk and butter.
To make 1 liter of "mother" acid culture. One bag is sufficient for the acidification of 100 litres of milk.
Usage:
Heat milk to 90 degrees Celsius for a few minutes and let it cool to 20 degrees Celsius.
Stir the contents of the starter bag in a little bit of the milk and, if it is free of lumps, mix it with the rest.
Now leave the self (covered) 24 hours at 20 degrees Celsius. Then the acid is ready to use.
The acid must smell fresh/sour, if this is not the case, leave it to acidify for a few more hours.
Contents bag 5 grams.
Dosage:
3% for buttermilk, 6% for (whipped) cream.
You can easily freeze this "mother" acid in small portions for later use.
Can be re-used many times.
ATTENTION: You should use double the amount of frozen acid culture!
Including Dutch and English instructions!
Highly concentrated : 1 / 10,000. Keep in the refrigerator!
Dosage for soft and flat cheese: 1 ml per 10 liters of cheese milk.
Dosage for white cheese and hard cheese: 2 - 3 per 10 liters of cheese milk.
Highly concentrated : 1 / 10,000. Keep in the refrigerator!
Dosage for soft and flat cheese: 1 ml per 10 liters of cheese milk.
Dosage for white cheese and hard cheese: 2 - 3 per 10 liters of cheese milk.
It preserves much better than the liquid rennet and is of non-animal origin. Ideal for use in warm areas.
Microbial, highly concentrated: 1 / 150,000.
1 gram is sufficient for 150 liters of milk.
It preserves much better than the liquid rennet and is of non-animal origin. Ideal for use in warm areas.
Microbial, highly concentrated: 1 / 150,000.
1 gram is sufficient for 150 liters of milk.
Highly concentrated : 1 / 10,000. Keep in the refrigerator!
Dosage for soft and flat cheese: 1 ml per 10 liters of cheese milk.
Dosage for white cheese and hard cheese: 2 - 3 per 10 liters of cheese milk.
It preserves much better than the liquid rennet and is of non-animal origin. Ideal for use in warm areas.
Microbial, highly concentrated: 1 / 150,000.
1 gram is sufficient for 150 liters of milk.