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    ive made raw cheese like only one other time (i usually buy it) ,but it was milk from another source from a different animal so im not really sure how much milk i should ferment.

    i want roughly 400-500g of raw cheese, does anyone know what is a good amount of milk?

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      This is something u can find out yourself 😊

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      • yyk117Y yyk117

        ive made raw cheese like only one other time (i usually buy it) ,but it was milk from another source from a different animal so im not really sure how much milk i should ferment.

        i want roughly 400-500g of raw cheese, does anyone know what is a good amount of milk?

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        @yyk117 basically for every liter of milk you get 100g of cheese. But I always remove the cream before I make cheese.

        Enjoy the raw milk and get healthy!

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        • zygomidusZ zygomidus

          @yyk117 basically for every liter of milk you get 100g of cheese. But I always remove the cream before I make cheese.

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          @zygomidus thanks

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