my cheese press

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Ya Scotty, you got us on the edge of our seats now, let us know how it was made & as Salmonclubber wrote how does it work?
 
That was just a teaser. I need one more piece before i finish the job. Then i will post the whole enchilada. It will totally break apart and will use weight lifting weights for the pressure.

I was just showing off because i have finally gotten most of the parts together. I need som food grade epoxy amd one other of the white cutting boards
 
scotty
You have my curiousity peaked also.....

Are you sliding one type of cheese inside another? Kinda like a cheese filled cheese.....
 
Scotty, that looks cool. Im not sure how it works, but i am anxious to see!

I didnt think there was another way to make cheese better, but that may be it. Of course it would have to be smoked cheese filled cheese
 
Its just 2 size forms with a third plunger. I need another board to cut the circles from-and also some food grade epoxy coating
 
Then bread it and deep fry it. "Deep fried, bacon wrapped, smoked cheese filled cheese" That should be on a menu somewhere!

My apologies to Scotty for thread hijacking.
 
Why, Belair, you use a cheese press to press the wrinkles out of the cheese!!
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Actually, a cheese press is used to press the excess whey out of the curds thus forming a solid mass of cheese.

Come on Scotty-get on the ball. Finish this thing up and show us your cheese!!
 
Scotland :-) They deep fry EVERYTHING.
Of course it wud (that's 'would' in a scottish accent ;-) have to be: Deep fried, BATTERED, bacon wrapped, smoked cheese filled cheese.

Wow so you're going to make your own cheese scotty ?
Amazing stuff - what sort of cultures are you going for ?
 
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