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Cheesemaking science videos

How curd forms

An interesting insight into how cheese curd is formed. This content is perfect for high school and middle school students learning chemistry. The video discussed the charges between atoms, the behaviour of the milk proteins, and how rennet breaks down the proteins.

What is milk?

Follow Dr Mark as he explains the details on what milk is. This content breaks down the chemical makeup of milk, why milk appears white, and how milk proteins are utilised to create cheese.

Acidity in cheesemaking

Dr mark breaks down the science involved with acidity in cheesemaking.

Milk Salts

In this short video, Dr Mark takes you through the salts involved in milk and cheese.

What is Rennet?

In this clip, Dr Mark explains what rennet is and analyses the enzymes involved in the cheesemaking process.

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We offer various in-person educational workshops to teach the interesting cheesemaking process and all of the chemistry behind it. Contact us at info@homecheesemakers.com.au to organise an event or click the Find Out More button for more information.

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