Pasteurizing milk decreases the amount of calcium, leading to a softer curd. Adding Calcium chloride compensates for this change. It is used with store-bought milk, cold stored raw milk, and goats milk to create a firmer setting curd, which is easier to cut. It also results in a larger yield. 1 oz. can treat 45 gallons of milk.

Note: Do not use calcium chloride when making Mozzarella because it will prevent the curds from stretching.

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