Goat milk butter - what tools do I need?
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Goat milk butter - what tools do I need?
From what I've read you need a separater to make butter from goats milk; and the only ones I've seen online are very expensive. Does anyone know how to DIY a separater or where I can obtain reasonably priced ones?
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Hey C!
From what I have read, goats cream comes pre-homogenised and is very resistant to separation, so I suspect a separator may be a requirement
Nev
From what I have read, goats cream comes pre-homogenised and is very resistant to separation, so I suspect a separator may be a requirement

Nev
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Yep that's what I'd heard too. We've a couple of milkers on the way to keep us in milk and cheese and it would be a shame not to make butter too but I'm a little shocked at the price of them. They're maybe a little cheaper over here, but as southern Italians don't do butter, I'm having no luck with a supplier.
So come on ishers: its Scrapheap Challenge time. Any ideas on how we could make a seperator...?
So come on ishers: its Scrapheap Challenge time. Any ideas on how we could make a seperator...?