Devonviolet
Herd Master
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I started milking my two LaMancha does this past March & April.
I had read that goat milk is naturally homogenized, so already knew I wouldn't get a lot of cream. After a couple days, I did get some cream, floating on top of the milk. But could tell it would take a lot longer to accumulate cream now, than when I used to buy raw Jersey cow's milk.
So, I started looking online, to see if I could find a cream separator, that would work with goat milk.
Sure enough, I eventually found several models made in Ukraine, sold by @slavicbeauty. After doing some more research & watching some YouTube videos, I found an electric model on eBay for about $138, with free shipping, and ordered it.
At first it seemed a bit complex and intimidating. But, I watched the videos again, and one morning, after milking my two goats, DH and I got it out, washed it up and got busy.
We were thrilled with our first batch of cream!
After watching the videos, wash up was a breeze. We air dried it and put it away. A few days later, we got it out again. Again we were thrilled with the results.
We have used it several times now, and are still very happy with it.
I had read that goat milk is naturally homogenized, so already knew I wouldn't get a lot of cream. After a couple days, I did get some cream, floating on top of the milk. But could tell it would take a lot longer to accumulate cream now, than when I used to buy raw Jersey cow's milk.
So, I started looking online, to see if I could find a cream separator, that would work with goat milk.
Sure enough, I eventually found several models made in Ukraine, sold by @slavicbeauty. After doing some more research & watching some YouTube videos, I found an electric model on eBay for about $138, with free shipping, and ordered it.
At first it seemed a bit complex and intimidating. But, I watched the videos again, and one morning, after milking my two goats, DH and I got it out, washed it up and got busy.
We were thrilled with our first batch of cream!
After watching the videos, wash up was a breeze. We air dried it and put it away. A few days later, we got it out again. Again we were thrilled with the results.
We have used it several times now, and are still very happy with it.