CARE OF MILK FOR CHEESE-MAKING 



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the stable to some room free from all odors and 

 with cleanly surroundings. The milk should be at 

 once strained through a brass-wire strainer, having 

 not less than fifty meshes to the inch, and also 

 through three or four thicknesses of cheese-cloth. Still 



FIG. 4 



A quick way of cooling milk. The milk In a thin 

 feyer runs over a surface made cold by running Ice- 

 water. The same water can be used repeatedly by 

 \dding Ice each time. This method should be used 

 only when the surrounding air Is pure. 



FIG. 5 



The milk contained in 

 these long "shot-gun" palls 

 or cans, placed in ice-water 

 Is stirred occasionally to 

 Insure even cooling. 



more effective results in straining can be secured by 

 the use of absorbent cotton, though its expense may 

 make its use impracticable under ordinary conditions. 

 After straining, cool at once to 60^ F,, or better to 

 50° F., by ice or cold water. (Figs. 4 and 5.) 



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