Cheesemaking - Preparing Cheese for Aging

[@jackkerouac8439]

Thorough, informative, well done. Look forward to more.

[@scratchmadelife9952]

Thank you very much!

[@mairzydotes3548]

Awesome video! A voice of experience.

[@scratchmadelife9952]

Thank you!

[@rachelbezile6299]

So much work, going to my deli.

[@racif]

I'm so glad I found you. I've been trying to learn from YT how to make my own cheese, but most creators I've found had poor hygiene (which totally turned me off) or were not thorough. Looking forward to learning here! Thanks!

[@scratchmadelife9952]

Thank you.

[@jameskownacki8639]

Another great video

[@scratchmadelife9952]

Thanks so much!

[@julianfarquhar]

This is great. Thank you. 😊

[@scratchmadelife9952]

You are more than welcome!

[@youcefarchi7547]

thank you very very much for this helpful method, for me i prefer maxing . with my regards from algeria

[@hammshomestead]

vauum seal till you are ready to gift, then remove from plastic and wax to give as a gift.

[@kurtc3803]

The hardest part about waxing for me was the cleanup -- I did it with a brush and it seems impossible to get the wax out of the brush. I am looking forward, therefore, to trying your bowl method. Is it difficult to get the residual wax out of the bowl? Do you reuse the residual wax?

[@scratchmadelife9952]

My first ventures into waxing were quite a mess so I hear you! I much prefer the dipping method. You can put your bowl, or whatever you have your wax in, on newspaper or a large plastic sheet to help prevent too much mess. Good luck!

[@mommabear2many]

Where did you get your wax?

[@scratchmadelife9952]

Online from New England Cheesemaking Co

[@eternity7477]

Thank you. One could use deodorized coconut oil.