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Starter Culture Popular Q&A
Q: What is a starter culture?
A: It's freeze-dried yogurt cultures, the initial ingredient used to make a first batch of yogurt. Subsequent batches can be made from the yogurt you make with a s... Read More »
Q: What is lactic acid starter culture?
A: Based on what I've read in Wikipedia (and inferred between the lines) it's one of or a combination of several bacteria that convert sugar(s) into lactic acid, w... Read More »
Q: What is lactic acid starter culture?
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Q: What are "lactic acid starter cultures"?
A: lactic acid (milk acids) are exposed to bacteria (such as bifalarious asadophilus) to make a fermented culture (yogurt, buttermilk, cheese) any cultured milk pr... Read More »
Q: What Is "Starter Culture" In Cheese?
A: Starter culture is NOT in cheese it is what is put in the milk to separate the whey from the cheese that is now present. It makes milk into cheese. Read More »