How To Make Cheddar Cheese 

Thank you dry much fit this video, you've turned something the looks impossible into something I tin I cab actually do! Love your kiddos in the video

Thank you for this video!!! I truly have problems with reading and comprehension, so when some of these recipes are in books, unless I can see how it’s done first, it just doesn’t “meld together”.

Thankyou so much for sharing this. Cheddar is my favourite cheese so definitely keen to try it out. Btw I love that you include your kids in your videos it shows what normal is not all staged and fake 🤗🤗🤗

I appreciate that you kept all the kids making noise in the background. Lol sounds like my house whenever I’m trying to do something. Great video! 💜 I was thinking about using my spring form to make larger batches. So that was awesome you used yours. Going to try it. 🙂

I love that Gus is in the video. Thanks so much!

This is great Robyn, thank you for sharing, looking forward to future cheese tutorials

I like how you say everybody when you’re talking about the cheese curds. My grandma does the same thing when she’s teaching me how to cook…🙌🏽

I saw you on Homesteady just now. It can up in my recommendations. I would love to start making cheese. Thank you for all the great info. New sub

Absolutely love this, are you planning on doing a written recipe for it at all?

Great video! Can I use clabber culture from your other tutorial instead of the culture you used in this video?

Well know I know why cheese is so expensive. It is hard work.

How much clabber culture would I use to make this cheddar cheese? Please let me know, thank you!

Ok, so I'm new and this maybe I can try with spring form pan. When you say set aside to dry that means where and for how long?

What kind of press do you recommend for a beginner?

Is the last step 3 months curing an absolute minimum time? Could it be eaten before?