There are 3 kinds of bacteria added to swiss cheese. Two of them mix with lactose to create a new kind of bacteria, and the third eats away at it, creating bubbles of carbon dioxide. When the cheese dries, the bubbles turn into the holes.
it is the factory workers, as i used to work in a cheese factory the stab holes with a machine these days to make it look like it because the difference in the atmosphere means that the gas can't form holes any more and to keep the tradition they put irregular and different sized holes in by machine.
mr w. kindman
cheesearama mueseum Birmingham
The cheese makers add bacteria that produce carbon dioxide bubbles in the cheese.
That answer was wrong ha ha ha.
they just have the holes deal with it.
I'm none too sure, but I think it is made by the pockets of gas formed by the bacteria that solidify the milk into cheese.
They are put into the cheese by the cheese maker. They add bacteria that produce carbon dioxide which then bubble and set.
You can't make cottage cheese with holes
She ate cottage cheese for breakfast.
No you can't
Same way. Except when you stir it the part where you add american cheese or swiis. You put cottage cheese instead.
Same way. Except when you stir it the part where you add american cheese or swiis. You put cottage cheese instead.
cottage man!
No, cottage cheese is protein and dairy
Cottage cheese with dried milk and dairy. Although my answer is not the most specific, it is the basics on what dried and/or curd cottage cheese is.
It depends on the store that you are buying the half pound of cottage cheese from.....
Cottage cheese is a solid, sometimes as a paste.
Cottage cheese contains no penicillin. It is formed by the introduction of enzymes, such as Rennet, to the milk. It is a very simply product to make at home, and good for you!
During the process of making cheese, the milk becomes semi-solid (known as "curds and whey"). It's stirred constantly while the little bits of "pre-cheese" begin to bind together. Before it's strained and tied up or blocked to make hard cheese, a portion of the curds and whey can be saved. This product is then made into cottage cheese. The relationship, then, is that cottage cheese is essentially the beginning of hard cheese.
Low fat cream cheese, or low fat Greek yogurt would normally make ideal substitutes for cottage cheese in the diet. (Since cottage cheese is low fat, the substitutes must also be low-fat versions).