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Cicious
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Cheesemaking
I finally reached the point where I can make cheese. But I can't find out, anywhere how much milk is needed for 1 Curd? I currently got 3 litres of Rennet and 2 litres of milk, how much curd would that give me?
Also how long would the cheese take to reach stage 1?
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Thijssnl
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Re: Cheesemaking
Either it isnt found here or you didnt know this page existedCicious wrote:I finally reached the point where I can make cheese. But I can't find out, anywhere how much milk is needed for 1 Curd? I currently got 3 litres of Rennet and 2 litres of milk, how much curd would that give me?Also how long would the cheese take to reach stage 1?
http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Cheese
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Cicious
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Re: Cheesemaking
Yes I do know, and I've been looking there for half a day but it doesn't say how much milk I need, just milk.
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Thijssnl
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Re: Cheesemaking
I could say look here: http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/Curding_Tub
but that doesnt really solve it either. Sorry for the inconvenience and good luck finding out.. Also, edit the wiki page if you do
but that doesnt really solve it either. Sorry for the inconvenience and good luck finding out.. Also, edit the wiki page if you do
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Cicious
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Re: Cheesemaking
I will, lol.. Thanks for the help though
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sabinati
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Re: Cheesemaking
well the curding tub holds 100L of milk, i'm not sure how many curds you get out of it, but i'd guess a curd to a liter. throw your rennet and 2L of milk in there and see how many curds you get.
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Avu
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Re: Cheesemaking
It's indeed 1 curd per liter.
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Cicious
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Re: Cheesemaking
Cool, thanks for the information 