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Fig. 17.—Curd from a Good Milk. Large, Irregular Holes Mechanical.
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Fig. 18.—Curd from a Tainted Milk. Large, Irregular Holes Mechanical; Small Pinholes Due to Gas.
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Fig. 19.—Curd from Foul Milk.
