Correct way to cheese

[hkrile]

What am I doing wrong to make cheese result in only making generic goda? I've placed racks in cellars, mines, and outside and every time I only get generic goda.

[Potjeh]

You're letting it stay on racks too long.

[zebratul]

Dont listen to Potjeh, he's out of his element.

Your problem is - you're using mixed milk (even 0.01 of mixed milk left in tub will contaminate 100l of pure cowsmilk).
Rebuild the curding tub and only use 100% clean sheep OR cow milk.
Otherwise you'll only get gauda.

[MagicManICT]

Labels are your friends.

[vatas]

Check if you get "cow's curd" sheep's curd" or generic "curd"

[LaserSaysPew]

Dont listen to Potjeh, he's out of his element.

Your problem is - you're using mixed milk (even 0.01 of mixed milk left in tub will contaminate 100l of pure cowsmilk).
Rebuild the curding tub and only use 100% clean sheep OR cow milk.
Otherwise you'll only get gauda.

You're saying auroch's milk won't give cheese other than gauda? Also, does it matter which milk is used, I've never made cheese before, do they get FEPs based on milk like other products? Thanks in advance.

[DaniAngione]

Dont listen to Potjeh, he's out of his element.

Your problem is - you're using mixed milk (even 0.01 of mixed milk left in tub will contaminate 100l of pure cowsmilk).
Rebuild the curding tub and only use 100% clean sheep OR cow milk.
Otherwise you'll only get gauda.

You're saying auroch's milk won't give cheese other than gauda? Also, does it matter which milk is used, I've never made cheese before, do they get FEPs based on milk like other products? Thanks in advance.

Yes, there are different types of cheese for Cow's Milk and Sheep Milk. Aurochs milk always gives generic curd, I think.

This page on the wiki details the different types of cheese and how to achieve them - but the basic thing is: resting time on different environments (inside house, cellars, mines and outside).

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/cheese

[MagicManICT]

Yeah, auroch's milk is "generic" for the purpose of all recipes. If you want specific cheeses, you need to tame a cow and/or sheep and milk them (and as posted previously, not mix the tubs.)

[beardhat]

Thought this was a thread on boat hunting

Should make a new kind of cheese named after boat hunting now

[MightySheep]

This was the guide I used to learn how to cheese when I was a beginner:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxqM-pZ1_7Y

His other guides are also good for learning the basics, I highly recommend them.