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I believe they have to do with the cheese making process. They are an ingredient in cheese.
The process of making mozzarella cheese is similar to the process of making other cheeses. There is a pasteurization process as well as mixing, storing, packaging, and finally shipping to your local grocery store.
One may find books on cheese making at Amazon. They have an exhaustive supply of books on the process of making cheese from beginner to expert levels.
The bread will soak up some of the fat from the cheese as it melts, then help to form a golden crispy topping to the dish.
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If cheddar cheese is yellow, it has added color.
Cheese is a compound. During the process of making cheese the bacteria induces a chemical reaction that changes the chemical composition and turns it into a compound. Cheese is made by curdling and aging.
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Cheese is made from old milk and the decomposers in the milk eat the bad bacteria that carry diseases so the decomposers can mold and make cheese. :D
no, you cannot get cheese back to cheese when melted
When making cheese the primary sector is considered to be the producing of the raw materials which in this case would be the milking of the cows. The secondary sector is the manufacturing process where the milk is made into the finished product so this would be the creamery and the curdling process. The tertiary sector is where the finished product is distributed to the public or to the workers which could be anything from delivering the cheese to the resellers to the actual sale of the cheese by the shops.
Cheese is made by human hands from the milk that comes from a cow. Part of a veal calf's gut (called rennet) is used in the cheese-making process.