Small Cheese Trier
Description
This cheese trier is used to test the readiness of aged cheese without cutting it open. When inserted into cheese a sample core can be removed, the sample is evaluated for taste and texture, the remaining plug is then pushed back into the aging cheese.
When done testing, the opening around the plug should be sealed with a smear of the cheese sample to prevent mold from entering the cheese body.
Using a cheese trier allows you to evaluate the cheese making process (flavor, moisture, acid, texture etc) earlier in the aging cycle and make adjustments needed for subsequent batches of cheese. The time you save by sampling the cheese earlier makes the addition of a cheese trier well worth the investment.
Details
Styles
- Stainless steel handle | 4 1/4" blade length
- Water buffalo horn handle | 4" blade length
Care
Should be boiled, to sterilize, before each use.
After use, wash in hot soapy water and allow to dry.
Dishwasher safe.
Brand
New England Cheesemaking Supply Company
Directions
The cheese trier needs to be sanitized before each use.
Insert cheese trier into cheese, twist and remove. Evaluate sample, then insert remaining plug into the aging cheese. Seal the opening around the plug should be sealed with a smear of the cheese sample to prevent mold from entering the cheese body.
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