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Milk and Its Products 



Diluted and undiluted milk set in water at a temperature of 

 40-45 F. 



Summing up all of the experiments, the average 

 efficiency of creaming as measured by the percent- 

 age of fat in the skimmed milk would appear to be 

 about as follows : 



Diluted, set at 60 (39 trials) .77 per cent. 

 Undiluted, set at 60 (30 " ) 1:00 " 



' 40 (26 ) .29 



It would seem, therefore, that while, when the 

 milk is set at 60 F. or thereabouts, there is consider 

 able advantage, so far as the efficiency of creaming 



