can this be used for making cheese
1433404
Yes, you can use this citric acid for cheese making. You can also check Wal-Mart canning section...think it's a little cheaper.
1433405
Although I have never made cheese, as far as I know and from what I have read, you can use this product for cheese making
1798082
I'm trying to think of I've ever used this for mozzarella. I know it does well with cheddar, so I'm sure it would work fine.
1938145
Sorry, I don't know. I use a hand grater for small amounts and a Breville sous chef for large amounts. I would imagine that for sticky cheeses it wouldn't work so well, but why not try it with some cubes of parmesan or other firm cheese?
1194211
No, you can only make cheese with milk or cream. You couldn't get lemon juice or vinegar to make the curds necessary for cheese. The citric acid I put in the gummy bears I made, and it made them lovely and sour.
594255
definitely yes. It will not work on soft cheese. I would describe it to be a cheese plane in that one draws it across the block of cheese.
1974411
I'm sorry, but I don't know. I have used it for vegetables like potatoes making them nice and thin but haven't used it for cheese. I do think it would work especially if the cheese is hard.
1938149
No it is a blender/liquifier and with most cheddar type cheeses it would just make goo. I do not like my Breville blender because it leaks very badly
149366
Yes it will. I have used for all types of cheeses including cheddar and it works great. I even use on harder meats and it works. Very satisfied with product.
1121569
I dont believe so. Its for veggies. I think it would be like any other knife and would squash down the cheese as you cut. Potatoes and tomatoes arent supposed to stick to it because of the little grooves, but they do anyway.
1878275
Yes you can. I made cheddar cheese biscuits with it. Little bit of a warning it will be too orange.
2053740
It would be the regular grated cheese. I'm not sure how well the blades would do with cheese - they could get clogged. Worth a try though.
402380
I don't know but if it makes yogurt you should be able to make soft cheese . It's whole milk sooooooooo. I've used pasteurized goats milk to make soft cheese but honestly never made hard cheese, not patient enough . If anyone has hope they print it here. Just did a web search and this link has the answer . http://www.cheesemaking.com/store/pg/239-FAQ-Cheesemaking-and-Milk.html#Anchor-DRY-23240
594334
I use it on all my vegetables, it does an excellent job on all of them but I have never used it on cheese.
1629924
I personally haven't tried it for making cheese and don't know what the process involves. I have only used it to make nut milks and have had good results. The mesh appears very strong and able to hold up against a good deal of pressure from squeezing. Don't know if that helps.
2010221
No, the holes aren't raised in any way, so it won't really cut the cheese. I suppose if you put, say, a corner of the cheese on it, some of it might be grated, but they're quite big holes and it most definitely wouldn't be useful as a cheese grater.
1129712
I have used it to slice very hard cheese, but soft cheese will not work. The grater blade works well to grate all types of cheese.
60877
I don't think it is a good idea for cheese unless it is a HARD dry cheese. Anything sticky will plug up the shredder