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Fresh Cheese Making Kit

SKU: 6003

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Fresh Cheese Making Kit Fresh Cheese Making Kit
Fresh Cheese Making Kit Fresh Cheese Making Kit
Fresh Cheese Making Kit Fresh Cheese Making Kit
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$39.99

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Make delicious fresh soft cheeses at home with this easy-to-use kit. This kit includes everything you need, just add milk! The cheese recipes in the Fresh Cheese Making Kit are perfect for beginners. 

  • All ingredients included except fresh milk (see more below).
  • Use pasteurized or raw cow or goat milk. Avoid UHT or ultra-pasteurized milk.
  • Includes instructions for making feta, cottage cheese, cream cheese, fromage blanc, and traditional quark.
  • Each cheese can usually be made in under an hour, though some require straining or can be aged (optional). 
  • Makes 15-24 pounds of cheese, depending on the variety of cheeses made.
  • Having trouble with one or more cheeses in this kit? Refer to all our Cheese Troubleshooting Articles or contact us for assistance.

 

What's Included in the Fresh Cheese Making Kit?

 

Instructions and Troubleshooting

 

Ingredients and Allergen Information

  • Please refer to the individual product pages for the ingredients and allergen information of each item included in the kit (listed above).
  • This kit contains no GMO ingredients.

 

Shelf-life and Storage Information

  • Store in freezer: Cheese cultures; These starters will keep for 12+ months if stored properly.
  • Store in refrigerator:  Liquid Vegetable Rennet; Liquid rennet will keep 6 months if stored properly.
  • Store in a cool, dry place:  Calcium Chloride, Cheese Salt; Cheese salt will last indefinitely if stored properly.

 

Actual product may differ from image shown above.

 

Additional

Additional Information

UPC 00814598020315

Reviews

9 Reviews For "Fresh Cheese Making Kit"

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  1. Great for us beginners

    by John on 08/16/2017

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    Great for us beginners...first batch was WONDERFUL!

  2. Love it

    by Dr Chevallier on 07/19/2017

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    I'm a cream cheese-making fool now, thanks to this kit!

  3. Great results, great value

    by Laura on 05/02/2016

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    I purchased the Fresh Cheese Making Kit, and have made 3 batches of cheese: mascarpone, cottage cheese and ricotta. The first batch I followed the directions to the letter. Since I use raw Jersey cow milk and cream, I found the curds too firm with the calcium chloride, I left it out of the other batches, and had excellent results. I have already recommended this kit to some of my friends eager to make their own cheese at home.

  4. Mixed feelings

    by Amy on 06/15/2015

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    See review from 2013 about fromage blanc...still has not been corrected in the booklet i received. Now I'm faced with possibly wasted gallon of my raw goat milk. So unhappy! Some other aspects are great, but besides this the rennet has issues too.

    Response from CFH: The instructions included with this starter (http://www.culturesforhealth.com/media/docs/Fromage_Blanc_Instructions.pdf ) are up-to-date and accurate. No extra rennet is needed when using this starter. The recipe on our website (http://www.culturesforhealth.com/how-to-make-fromage-blanc-recipe ) has 2 options, one of which uses rennet and a mesophilic cheese starter. We are very sorry for any confusion.

  5. made cottage cheese and cream cheese

    by Deanna on 04/28/2015

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    my first time making cottage cheese and cream cheese. instructions were ok, got a little confused, but, I was able to work my way through and ended up with an edible product! It would be nice to have a list of items that one needs to have when you first start into cheese making so you have everything on hand (butter cloth, hard cheese molds, more explanation of which cultures are needed to make which types of cheeses, press, etc. )

  6. Looking forward to using it

    by Merry on 03/25/2015

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    I have not made cheese with it yet; I want to make it with grass-fed cows milk, and it's a bit of an investment. The kit appears to be complete; I did unpack it immediately and put the starter in the freezer until I can make the cheese. I am looking forward to having some great cheese!

  7. Great quality and instructions, but price is high

    by ssfarmer on 07/12/2014

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    Our first goat cheese was excellent - the instructions and quality of the kit were exceptional. I hesitated buying the kit because of the high price, but I was inexperienced and hoped this would help me be successful. It did, and our B&B guests really enjoyed the fromage blanc. I'll look for a more economical way to get into other cheeses.

  8. mostly pleased

    by mo on 12/11/2013

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    I have made two kinds of cheese thus far with this kit. The fromage blanc came out very well, the feta seems to need more practice. The instruction booklet is very clear, though I noticed with the fromage recipe, the ingredient list called for rennet, but there were no instructions in the recipe as to how or when it was to be used.

    Response from CFH: The fromage blanc recipe in the kit booklet does omit the rennet. We apologize for the error and will have that corrected right away.

  9. first time makeing cottage cheese

    by doranu77 on 11/13/2013

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    everything was in the kit, BUT the thermometer was way to small, hard to hold and even harder to read it. I would suggest buying your own from Wal-Mart.

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Ingredients

  • Please refer to the individual product pages for the ingredients and allergen information of each item included in the kit (listed in description).
  • This kit contains no GMO ingredients.

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  • From Laura at 8/16/2018 1:50 PM
    • Can this kit be used to make mozzarella?
    • Unfortunately this kit cannot be used to make mozzarella because the culture is slightly different and this kit does not contain citric acid.
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  • From Alex at 7/11/2018 8:54 PM
  • From Leah at 10/14/2016 3:49 PM
    • Can the fresh cheese making kit be used for making quark?
    • Absolutely! There is a recipe for Traditional Quark in the included instruction booklet!
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  • From Jessi at 9/6/2015 5:38 AM
  • From Kris Krueger at 8/18/2015 9:18 PM
    • Can I freeze feta cheese ?
    • Yes, feta cheese can be frozen. Vacuum seal or store in zippered style bags with the air pressed out.
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  • From Miliateasana at 2/18/2014 7:35 AM
    • Can I use this kit to make farmer's cheese as well? Seems like it is in the same family of cheeses....
    • Yes, you could, as Farmer Cheese is made with the Mesophilic Direct-Set Culture. Here is our recipe for Farmer Cheese:

      http://www.culturesforhealth.com/farmer-cheese/
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  • From Rachel at 2/3/2014 8:43 PM
    • Can you use Lactose free milk?
    • While lactose free milk may in theory work for some fresh cheeses, there are very few brands that are not Ultra-Pasteurized. Ultra-pasteurized milk does not culture or set well and so generally gives poor results.
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  • From No at 1/18/2014 2:24 PM
    • When making cheeses with the fresh cheese kit, what is a suitable ambient temperature for making and for allowing it to sit? I don't see any. But I thought I recalled seeing for some cheese making that you needed to let it sit and age at around 45-55 degrees (a wine cooler would work well for this yes?) but maybe that was for hard cheeses?
    • Each cheese in the Fresh Cheese Kit requires a different temperature for culturing. Once cultured, the cheese should be stored in the refrigerator and consumed with in a week or two, according to the instructions. Soft cheeses such as the ones made with this kit do not require aging.
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  • From Laura MN at 11/24/2013 3:19 PM
    • Can you use goat milk to make all these cheeses with this kit?
    • Yes, you sure can! You might have slightly different results for some recipes, since goat milk is slightly different from cow milk, but it will work just fine!
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  • From starre at 11/24/2013 9:55 AM
    • can you use raw milk and how does that affect shelf life if any?
    • Raw milk may be used to make all the cheeses in this kit. The shelf life is not affected by using raw milk.
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