Cheese making attachment for fridge

[Ali]

I never knew this, but most fridges seem to have them. We wouldn’t have discovered it but my missus put the shopping away in a bit of a rush and didn’t notice that the 6pt of milk she had laid down sideways at the back was leaking slightly. What luck! It turns out there is a feed to a handy sized cheese tray at the rear on top of the compressor, which is positioned to pasteurise it for you. When you notice the fragrance, all you have to do is pull out the fridge, remove 6 bolts, four pressed metal mounting pegs for the compressor, disconnect the electrical feed, pick away enough cheese at the top to access the non-removable sealed plastic clip holding the tray in place, and voila, one ready made cheese. Hardly worth going to the cheese counter any more.

 

[Craig-SM]

I’m awaiting your taste review and have 999 ready to dial

 

[zx9]

That's all right isn't it, always looks whey more complicated when they show cheese making on Inside the factory.

 

[Hopefuldave]

That's all right isn't it, always looks whey more complicated when they show cheese making on Inside the factory.

But it's all the work to remove the casein to get at it...

Dave H. (the other one)

 

[slim_boy_fat]

I never knew this, but most fridges seem to have them. We wouldn’t have discovered it but my missus put the shopping away in a bit of a rush and didn’t notice that the 6pt of milk she had laid down sideways at the back was leaking slightly. What luck! It turns out there is a feed to a handy sized cheese tray at the rear on top of the compressor, which is positioned to pasteurise it for you. When you notice the fragrance, all you have to do is pull out the fridge, remove 6 bolts, four pressed metal mounting pegs for the compressor, disconnect the electrical feed, pick away enough cheese at the top to access the non-removable sealed plastic clip holding the tray in place, and voila, one ready made cheese. Hardly worth going to the cheese counter any more.

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