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Muslin vs Cheesecloth; What

Every time one mentions muslin in dairy context several questions arise. Is muslin the same as cheesecloth? Is butter muslin a cheesecloth? Can you use muslin instead of cheesecloth? Is muslin cheaper than cheesecloth? What can I use instead of cheesecloth? These among other questions have not only made it difficult to differentiate muslin vs cheesecloth but also makes it difficult to settle on the best. Muslin has in many cases been considered to be a cheesecloth alternative but what’s better between cheesecloth and muslin? Well, lets compare cheesecloth vs muslin to understand them better. Wouldn’t it be a good …

Cheesecloth makes cheesemaking easy and enjoyable. Well, what if you do not have one? Do your cheesemaking escapades end here? Definitely not just when you started enjoying this roller coaster. Lucky enough, there are numerous reusable cheesecloth alternatives. A good number of these cheese cloth substitutes are readily available and will give you the opportunity to use them over and over. The catch here is keeping them clean and dry ready for the next task. What Can I Use Instead of Cheesecloth? You need to have a keen eye when selecting cheesecloth alternatives. Some of the substitutions for cheesecloth aren’t …

You are in the middle of making your delicious favorite meal and on opening the pantry, your cheesecloth ran out of stock! The first question that runs through your mind is, What can I use instead of cheesecloth? Well, there is no need to panic. Rest assured that there are numerous cheesecloth substitutes that will work magic for you. The market is awash with numerous options when it comes to substitution for cheesecloth. You will actually be spoilt for choice. You however need to know the different materials and items that can substitute different cheesecloth grades. Lets have a quick …

A cow’s comfort is directly proportional to its productivity and profitability. Dairy cows need to lie down for a duration of 12 hours in order to boost milk production. Increased rest time results in increased blood flow to the udder. Cows ruminate better while sleeping. This results in up to 30% increase in milk production. Lying down also lets the hooves dry off. This reduces the risk of diseases. But a cow will not lie down when the barn or pen is not comfortable. Making the pen comfortable by introduction of softer lying material such as cow mats and mattresses …

Grade 10 cheesecloth is considered to be the lowest grade cheese cloth. This is because it has loose weave that may also be referred to as open weave. Its weave consists of 20 by 12 threads per square inch. This makes it very porous. Well, lets dig deper into its numerous uses! Common Grade 10 Cheesecloth Uses 1. Making And Aging Cheese The primary use of any cheesecloth is making cheese. Grade 10 cheesecloth is used to hold curds during the cheese making process. This allows the whey to separate leaving firm curd that is then aged to form excellent …

Dairy farming started many years ago. Mastitis, a nightmare for many farmers, also dates many years back. This has been a pain for almost every farmer. Treatment for mastitis has never been easy. It’s costly and may result in huge losses. Sometimes it will cost you a number of animals. The good news is that mastitis can be treated with antibiotics and without antibiotics. Most dairy farmers are used to getting the easy way out especially when it comes to cow’s treatment. Their target is getting back to the profit-making streak as soon as possible. This makes them disregard their …

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Muslin vs Cheesecloth; What

Reusable Cheesecloth Alternatives: For Indoor and Outdoor Uses

10 Cheesecloth Substitutes That Are Easy To Use

Best Interlocking Cow Rubber Mats For Improved Comfort And Productivity

Grade 10 Cheese Cloth And Its Uses

The Success Behind Essential Oil For Mastitis Treatment