Re:How to Make Cheese at Home
by BenjiWiebe on Sunday July 23, 2023 @12:46AM
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It is also much harder to make a good aged cheese then a good fresh cheese. There's a lot more chance for bad bacteria to contribute a bad flavor or spoil the cheese if you give it more time.
Speaking as the son of a small commercial cheesemaker, who started out (~23 years ago) making cheddar that only stayed good for about a week in the fridge. Now we make aged cheddar.
Speaking as the son of a small commercial cheesemaker, who started out (~23 years ago) making cheddar that only stayed good for about a week in the fridge. Now we make aged cheddar.