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Cheddar - Using Skimmed & Full Cream Milk

Started by Gustav, May 08, 2011, 05:40:49 PM

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Gustav

Hi there!

I'm just wondering what the result wil be if I made cheddar cheese from a mixture of 10 Litres of skimmed milk & 5 Litres of full cream jersey milk?

MrsKK

You'll get less cheese than if you use all full cream milk.  It may end up dryer, too.

zenith1

You would certainly end up with a cheese that you would be happy to eat. It wouldn't exactly be a cheddar, but you have made it your own. Think up a name for it and go with it. Like Karen has stated it likely will not be as creamy in texture as a traditional cheddar, but what the heck, go for it.

Gustav

I got alot of skimmed milk due to cream seperation that we sell & need to do something with it.
One can only make so much yoghurt though.

Gustav

This is how it came out.
I had a bit of trouble with the clean break (Think I should've added some calcium chloride since it had alot of skimmed milk)
My hand slipped a bit with the annato colourant (a bit orange)

On 15 Litres of milk I got 1.75kg of cheese.

MrsKK

I use skimmed milk to make mozzarella and parmesan.  Your cheese is looking good!

Gustav

I made the 30 min mozarella with skimmed milk & it didn't come out as nice as with full cream milk.
Got the right moz cultures now, so not gonna make the 30 min again.

I wil propably make a parmesan cheese coz I got 20litres of skimmed milk.