SCOTTISH CROWDIE CHEESE MAKING KIT foodie gift vegetarian

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The new and improved Scottish Crowdie Cheese Making Kit contains everything you need to make your own fresh Scotish Crowdie in under an hour! There’s enough ingredients to make 12 batches, it comes with a beautiful recipe booklet, and the Kit has a shelf life of at least 12 months. Just add milk and you are on your way… Scottish Crowdie Kit The Scottish Crowdie Cheese Making Kit is beautifully designed, simple to use and fun introduction to cheese making. It’s the perfect foodie gift! Said to be Scotland’s most ancient cheese, Scottish Crowdie dates back as far as Viking and Pictish times when it was made by every crofter in the Highlands of Scotland. The more traditional method for making Crowdie in those days would be to slowly warm a bucket of milk (straight from the cow) by the fire until it soured and curdled. Interestingly, Thistle was historically used as a form of rennet. We think you might enjoy our method more. The cheese was often eaten on oatcakes before a Ceilidh as it was said to alleviate the effects of whisky drinking! There’s recipes for a smooth and creamy version, and a firm and crumbly version. Scottish Crowdie can be used in both sweet and savoury dishes, it’s a hugely versatile cheese! There’s enough ingredients to make 12 batches, with each batch weighing around 900g. There’s no need to make it all at once though… that would be a crazy amount of cheese! Stored in your cupboard this kit will last absolutely ages (well over a year) so you have plenty of time to enjoy it and dip in and out of cheese making. Buy one today and join the cheese making revolution! Allergens: See ingredient list below for potential allergens. Packaged in an environment where trace elements of nut may be found. Ingredient List: Anhydrous Citric Acid 100g, Organic Sea Salt 100g, Vegetarian Rennet (Enzymatic Microbial Coagulant) Contents: Step by step instructions and recipe booklet Citric Acid Organic Sea Salt Vegetarian Rennet Butter Muslin Dairy Thermometer