🧀 Elevate Your Cheese Game with Ease!
The +QSO Vegetable Rennet Tablets are a game-changer for home cheese makers. Each strip contains 10 plant-based tablets, gluten-free and non-GMO, designed for easy portioning and quick setting of milk into cheese. Perfect for those who want to create delicious, animal-friendly cheese at home!
Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
Net Content Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
Size | Large |
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 3.7"L x 1.6"W x 0.3"Th |
Seasons | All Seasons |
Pattern | Animal Print |
Theme | Cheese Making |
Finish Type | Enamel |
Item Shape | Round |
Color | White |
Material Features | Plant Based |
Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
Material | Microbial coagulant, Megnesium stearate, Microcrystaline cellulose |
Is the item microwaveable? | No |
Special Features | Gluten Free, Non GMO |
A**
excellent
Very good product, it made the process of cutting the milk easier for me to be my sweet, recommended
L**E
Cuajada para hacer queso
Súper! El queso queda igual que con la cuajada natural!
M**N
Rennet tabs
These work as they should.
M**I
Gooodddd
Goooodddd
K**A
Muy buenas
Me encantaron resultado excelentes
D**E
Hasn't worked yet
Pros: Recommended for cheesemaking. Long shelf life (up to 3 years) if kept in freezer.Cons: Product is not dated. Could be old. Tablets hard to cut and dissolve. I ended up putting a whole tablet in a cup of water, then used 1/4 cup. Recipe from their website calls for 1/4 tab/gallon of milk, then let sit uncovered for 5 min up to 30 min off heat. However instructions with tablets says 1/4 tablet sets 1 gallon of milk in 45 minutes at 86-95 degrees. I tried 2 gallon. The first gave no separation of curds and whey at 30 minutes off heat. The last one was let to sit for 45 min with temperature 86-95 per instructions. Curd separated from whey, but after cooking per instructions and stirring curds dissolved and got warm milk. I talked to the company who the rennet is working if the curd forms initially, and that my experience is most likely a milk issue, and that mozzarella is the most finicky. Milk that is heated to higher temperatures quickly may not be technically "ultrapasteurized" and is not required to be labeled as such. Unfortunately this is often done for commercial milk. I am going to try and get some raw milk. Woman who helped me said that milk that doesn't work for mozzarella may be fine for other cheeses, like paneer. I also ordered some of their liquid rennet to see if it works better.
M**E
Queso
Fue magnífico lo seguiré comprando
A**R
Wishy washy
Inconsistent... I've used it 4 times with the same "Queso Fresco" recipe and it came out great twice, the other 2 times I ended up having to add vinegar in order for the milk to curdle
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