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Fresh Starter Culture (1/Pack)

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Fresh Starter Culture

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Notes:

Used in producing Cottage Cheese, Pot Cheese, Neufchatel and other soft cheeses. It comes in one package and a mother culture must be incubated.

CULTURE INCLUDES: s.lactis, s. cremoris, s.lactis biovar diacetylactis, m.s. cremoris, malto dextrin

YIELD: Each packet will make 1 quart of prepared culture.

DIRECTIONS: To 1qt. sterilized milk cooled to 76ºF, add 1 packet, mix and let set undisturbed 12-15 hours. Use within one week. To re-culture, store in ice cube trays in freezer. To 1qt sterilized milk cooled to 76ºF, add 1 cube of prepared starter and repeat process given above.

STORAGE: Keep packages in the freezer, they will last up to 2 years.

For use with the Fresh Goat Cheese Kit. This culture will die in temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Please make sure that when the package arrives it does not sit in a hot place for an extended period of time.

Product Details

Item Model Number:

HM612


Product Dimensions:

2.5 x 2.5 x 0.25 inches.


Shipping Weight:

0.25 pounds.



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