The picture describes how soft cheese is made.
Overall, the process comprises a number of steps, beginning with the mixing of water and milk, and ending with the finished products being shipped to supermarkets.
At the beginning of the process, water and milk are mixed together, after which this mixture is stored in the average temperature of 5 celsius for 2 hours so that it cools down. Once cooled, salt is added to the mixture before it is moved to another place where it is heated to 35 Celsius for 6 hours to become fermentalized.
The process continues with the liquid being transported to another machine, at which point, a high heat of 100 Celsius is generated for 8 hours to vaporize the water in the mixture. Consequently, steam is released and then a thicker form is achieved. It is then cooled down at 5 Celsius for 6 hours and finally being filtered to remove waste water, producing soft cheese.
