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Fig. 15.—Improvised Wisconsin Curd Test.
C, Can used to hold sample; P, pipette for measuring rennet; K, knife for breaking curd.
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Fig. 16.—A, Milk; B, Broken Curd in Whey; C, Matted Curd.
