The given flow chart illustrates how soft cheese is made.
Overall, it can be seen that there are five stages in this process, starting with milk blended together with water and ending with the final product all set to be consumed
In the first step, milk is mixed with fresh water. Then, this mixture is ready for the second step, which is the refrigerating process. At this stage, milk and water are stored in a specific cooling equipment to blend and freezes the mixture at a temperature 5 Celsius degrees at the same time. After 2 hours, salt is added and liquid is now brought to the fermentation stage where the mixture gets heated up constantly for 6 hours.
Having been completely fermented, this liquid lets off its steam via evaporation using a heat, which is up to 100 Celsius degrees. After an 8 hours-evaporation stage, the liquid becomes thick liquid and is put to chill at 5 Celsius degrees for 6 hours. In the final step, wastewater and soft cheese are sorted out via a special filter.
