Can you make low sodium cheese with this kit?
1403692
Cheese salt is included in the kit, so I would assume that if you only used a little or no salt that it would be low sodium
1433141
Yes, but Amazon would be the people to ask. I just use it for different kinds of salt
278151
Yes, but probably it would take so much regular salt you 'd be better off using the ice cream salt easily found in the store.
1630013
I haven't tried it, but that type of cheese is very soft, so I think it might not work well. If you try putting it in the freezer first, that may work.
54096
I am not sure. I have not used it for cheese. But you could freeze the cheese to extend its life.
2190464
plain old table salt works fine. 1-2 teaspoons is sufficient in a small footbath. More makes the machine beep a warning that the AMPs are too high. Salt mixes nicely with warm water.
673512
yes, but if your taste buds are very acute, they won't taste exactly the same. I'd pep them up with some cheese and/or spices.
2022717
It's lower sodium than normal soy sauce and it has amino acids added to it. So it's quite a bit better for you than conventional soy sauce
489153
Yes, it can. There are instructions on the box so you should have no problem. I can definitely recommend the Nine Grain and the Herb & Cheese - both are delicious. Good luck and enjoy!
1287697
I have not but would be interested in knowing how to make my own cheese from this milk. I use this milk to make my homemade yogurt thicker like Greek style yogurt.
1000397
I would imagine it has something to do with the process of making it into flour. 77.5 is still considered low sodium. You would have to ask the manufacturer for specifics.
1386562
I have done canning in mine but only jelly and jam, things that I would normally use a hot water bath to process. I have had complete success using this and find it invaluable when doing small batches of jams and jellies. I have not tried low acid foods in here as I see no way to regulate the pressure.
67869
Range is from -58F to +572F with +/- 2 degrees accuracy up to 248F degrees, so I don't see any reason why not. I believe cheese making would be a fine application.
210916
I have not tried it, yet, but would absolutely believe you could, add some cheese, and some sauteed onions, delicious....but it will take long.
425626
I followed the directions on the box which was 3/4 cup of cold water and 1/2 cup of shredded cheese. I also experimented with different cheeses. hope this helps.
1478951
Make a white sauce with about 3 TBS flour, 1/4 cu butter or margarine and 2 cu milk, about 1/2 tsp sale and 1/2 tsp pepper. Add 1/2 - 3/4 cu of the dehydrated cheese product, cook over medium heat while stirring with a whisk until thickened. (melt butter, add salt,pepper and flour and cook for about 2 min, then slowly add milk and finish by adding cheese product. j
1237842
Absolutely. I have a friend who's husband can only have very limited salt and she cans all types of vegetables in vinegar with no salt. She swears by this product.