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How to Pasteurize Milk at Home

How to Pasteurize Milk at Home
The milk you buy in the store is almost always pasteurized. that basically means it was disinfected so you can drink it without any bacteria or harmful organisms that might possibly be in it. This instructable shows how to pasteurize milk at home.
 
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Step 1Needed Stuffs

Needed Stuffs
for this you will need

- glass milk bottles
- raw milk
- double boiler
- metal-stem thermometer

and

-an oven
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13 comments
Oct 11, 2009. 3:16 PMKingJaymz says:
Not really interested in pasteurizing milk at home, so I won't rate. I had to give you an e-high five (or is is "i"-high five these days?) for the Homestar Runner picture on the carton, though.
Jul 13, 2008. 2:45 AMDuctTapeRules! says:
GO HOMESTAR, GO!
Jun 19, 2008. 4:13 AMPKM says:
"I got all the pictures of the internet because my family does not own a cow"

I don't see any pictures of cows. Does your family not have a pair of pans, an oven, a fridge a thermometer or milk either?
Jun 19, 2008. 9:42 PMmicroman171 says:
I think he/she means he didnt bother with hi own pictures because he couldnt make photos of him/herself making this
Jun 20, 2008. 2:19 PMPKM says:
OK, that makes a lot more sense. I'm usually wary of Instructables with no pictures because it makes me think "have you ever actually done this?" Fortunately there isn't much you really have to illustrate here- get milk, heat milk, fly- so the Instructable isn't really any worse for it.
Jun 19, 2008. 3:54 AMDantex says:
This is sterilization (over 100 degrees, 30 min) . Pasteurization is on 60 degrees Celsius on 10 minutes.
Jun 19, 2008. 3:55 AMDantex says:
But still interesting - 4.5
Jun 18, 2008. 6:15 PMPatrik says:
Just in case you have a cheap supply of raw milk, and didn't already know how to pasteurize it?

Good instructions, but I'm not sure how many people will find this useful. Over here (urban US), you pay *extra* for raw milk, and the last thing on people's mind would be to pasteurize it. ;-)
Jun 18, 2008. 6:45 PMSparkplug says:
I've never seen "raw" milk here in urban US. where do you find it?
Jun 18, 2008. 8:10 PMPatrik says:
Local farmer's markets, health food stores - that kind of place. If they don't have it, they may know where to find it.

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