How well does this work product separate fresh goat's milk?
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I bought it, it does not work at all, the milk pours out of holes in the sides and the bottom, I emailed them and followed the videos and info and it didn't help at all I will be sending it back, but I will have to pay return shipping out of country to do this, I do not recommend this item AT ALL. it is poorly made and does not work.
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According to this it has moderate amount http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/search.php?query=canus+goat+milk+soap
1160951
I have only used it for making almond and walnut nut milk. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
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I use it for the same purpose --grinding whole chickens for our dogs. It's not bad to clean it. Comes apart easily and I put what I can in the dishwasher.
428246
I can strain it and have it bottled in no time. And yes I do squeeze at the end just to make sure I get all the milk out. It only takes a few seconds seriously the bag is awesome. I tried the cheese cloth and it would fall into my container and milk would spill all over the counter it was a nightmare trying to use the cheese cloth. I recommend the milk bag.
1292133
yes. it works great for making almond milk. much better than the cheese cloth I was using
2175973
I have been making almond milk for years and I have just run it under hot tap water changing to cold water until it rinses clean. I really don't want to get soap in it. I started using my old bag to strain my kale/apple drink and it is a world of improvement. Now, that stains but I will use that exclusively for the kale stuff. I would never let it sit after using it because it will "sour", not good.
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Yes. It is so easy you wont believe!! I used this exact kit, and my results were delicious. I personally used whole organic milk. I made 7 quarts out of one packet. There are 6 packets. Have fun!!
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I use it with my homemade yogurt to drain out the liquid and get the thickness I love in greek yogurt. This works very well, but remember to be very careful when scraping sides/bottom as mesh is thin. After I use mine I clean immediately, soapy water, good swish and rinse and its still holding up very well.
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It works with any type of milk. But take into account that it has a different density and might not produce good foam.
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YES! Goats milk is far easier to digest than cows milk, and this is always a better option! you can also buy it fresh in the dairy department. But I liked having the powder on hand as well.
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Yes. Works just fine and its the best price I've found too. I don't do dairy either and this was a great find. Enjoy
347876
This one is easy to pull apart to clean. You do need to cut cheese into small pieces to place in the grater. I have it for my kids to do it themselves vs. using a counter standing grater. that I still use which is faster and easier.
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I have tried heating soy milk and it turned a little grayish and separated a little. Almond milk works better.
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I use separate container for storing - about 5Gal will do (I use Staniles Steal milk can :))
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It depends on the setting of the hole that the cream comes out of. The separator comes with a tool to tighten or loosen the hole where the cream comes out, so you can get a thicker or thinner amount of cream. I'm not sure about exact percentages, but if I wanted to, I could tighten the hole down pretty tight so that only a small stream of the thickest cream can get through. I never really tighten it down as much as you can. I can get thicker cream than what I get in the store with tighter settings (I use the separator with goat's milk), but I prefer to set it to roughly the same thickness as store cream to get a larger amount. Hope this helps! It depends on the setting of the hole that the cream comes out of. The separator comes with a tool to tighten or loosen the hole where the cream comes out, so you can get a thicker or thinner amount of cream. I'm not sure about exact percentages, but if I wanted to, I could tighten the hole down pretty tight so that only a small stream of the thickest cream can get through. I never really tighten it down as much as you can. I can get thicker cream than what I get in the store with tighter settings (I use the separator with goat's milk), but I prefer to set it to roughly the same thickness... » Read More It depends on the setting of the hole that the cream comes out of. The separator comes with a tool to tighten or loosen the hole where the cream comes out, so you can get a thicker or thinner amount of cream. I'm not sure about exact percentages, but if I wanted to, I could tighten the hole down pretty tight so that only a small stream of the thickest cream can get through. I never really tighten it down as much as you can. I can get thicker cream than what I get in the store with tighter settings (I use the separator with goat's milk), but I prefer to set it to roughly the same thickness as store cream to get a larger amount. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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i would ask the manufacturer because there ae some warnings on label Try Bac-Out. It worked perfectly on killing the spilled and spoiled milk stench under the car's carpet. I poured it on top of the carpet, let it soak through and let the enzymes do their work. It was the only thing to kill the milk.