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Just like making yoghurts, you need a starter culture of bacteria and add it to warm milk. The bacteria convert lactose to lactic acid, making lots of it, and resultantly, making lost of curds (the solid part). When it is completely curdled you separate the curds from the liquid whey. Cut the curds and add salt, if wanted. Let them dry and you have cheese.

some homemade cheese can be made wiht unpasturised milk and rennent :)

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