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Veal Calf Liquid Rennet

$13.97
Veal Calf Rennet

About This Product

 

Liquid veal calf rennet used to make any type of cheeses at home. This type of calf rennet is recommended for at home cheesemakers. rennet is the enzyme that curdles the casein in milk.

Single Strength. Usage Rate: 96 -225 ml per 1,000 liters of milk.

 

Available in 1 oz. (29.5 ml)  4 oz.( 119 ml)  8 oz (237 ml),  16 oz or 1 pint (.47 liter), 1 quart (.94 liter)

 1/2 tsp. (2.4 ml) will coagulate 2 gal. (7.5l) of milk. 

 

 

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Spec Sheet

Shipping included within the USA, Puerto Rico.

What Our Customers Say

  • 5
    Big thank you

    Posted by Brenda Mustinen on 22nd Mar 2018

    The rennet I purchased was a premium ingredient to my Finnish Squeaky Cheese I made for St. Urho's Day. It was a look good.

  • 5
    Great

    Posted by tony on 28th Nov 2017

    Thank you

  • 5
    Perfect

    Posted by Unknown on 27th Oct 2017

    Worked great with curds and whey

  • 5
    Works great

    Posted by Jessica Yeazel on 12th Jan 2017

    This is a great product for cheese making.

  • 5
    The most better Rennet

    Posted by Daniel avellaneda on 13th Oct 2016

    Awesome products and great and great costume service.

  • 5
    The only rennet I'll buy

    Posted by Sara on 24th Jan 2015

    I really like the consistent results I get with this product - same amount of time to coagulate, same quality set, every time. I've been making cheese for six year, and used a lot of other rennets, including tablet and vegetarian, but I always came back to this product, and now I won't buy any other. Price is right, quantity is perfect for home cheesemaking use.

  • 5
    Awesome

    Posted by Shane on 17th Nov 2014

    Awesome products, great customer service. I will not use anyone else!

  • 5
    Much better Rennet

    Posted by Chris Snyder on 29th Jul 2014

    Very good! Works like a charm. And I appreciate being able to call when I have problems,

  • 5
    easy to use

    Posted by 14 on 29th Apr 2014

    I don't know what I'd do without it for making mozarella cheese. Good service, too.