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The image illustrates a process for making soft cheese involving sequential steps: mixing water and milk, cooling at 5°C for 2 hours, adding salt, fermentation at 37°C for 6 hours, evaporation at 100°C releasing steam for 8 hours, and cooling at 5°C for 8 hours, resulting in soft cheese and producing wastewater. Essential steps include mixing, cooling, and heating with specific time and temperature conditions detailed alongside icons for each process stage indicating liquid-to-thick mixture transition, mixer, heat, and filter.
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The provided illustration demonstrates the sequence of the process and detail how soft cheese is archived.
Overall, this is a man-made process comprising five distinct steps commencing with the mixture of water and milk, concluding with cooling soft cheese.
Initial, water and milk are poured in a machine having a mixer internal to blend with each other. After this,this liquid mixture is streamed to second machine and cooled at 5°Celsius about two hours. Following this, it is added salt and fermentation at 37°C around six hours.
In the next stage of the process, fermentative mixture is heated at 100°C about 8 hours to remove steam and thicker. In the final steps soft cheese is made by cooling evaporated mixture at 5°C during eight hours and release waste water through filter.
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