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anahid ypres.
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anahid ypres
ParticipantI haVe a baby swiss in room temperature for a week now and see some yellow stain on top of the cheese, anyone have a clue what this is, do I try to scratch it off?
Punkin
ParticipantAnahid, sounds like b linnens and turns orange unless scrubbed off. I would try vinager and salt to remove it. If it doesn’t go away it will not hurt you but you may get a musty taste in your aged cheese or if it totally consumes the cheese it will develop a intense smell and turn into a version of Munster. I have had similar issues with the gas development stage in making Swiss with pasturize milk. I don’t have the same issues with raw during the warm period. It may subside with some care, aging, and cooler temps.
anahid ypres
Participantt hank you very much for the information, Ill probably scratch it off and clean it with brine and vinegar.
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