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A Cheese Vat explained
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No - it is nothing to do with a special
rate of Value-Added Tax on Cheese. It is what it says - a vat used
in the process of cheese making, like this example - |
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When making
Cheddar type cheese, approximately 1kg of cheese is produced
from a 10 litre batch of milk.
The Vat
which you see on this page is quite old. |
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Water is
circulated through the vat jacket at a preselected temperature
by the pump contained in the separate control console which
stands adjacent to the vat. |
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Despite this vat being
far from modern, vats like this are still in use. |
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If you want to learn more - and it gets
rather technical - click on the link below
Cheese making equipment explained

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