How to Skim Fat from Whole Milk
Check the label on the jug or bottle to see whether the milk has been homogenized or not., If the milk has not been homogenized, let the container sit quietly for several hours with the lid or some sort of cover on top., Open the container., Scoop...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Check the label on the jug or bottle to see whether the milk has been homogenized or not.
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Step 2: If the milk has not been homogenized
Milk is actually a liquid with bits of solid particles floating around, so if you let it sit for a while, the particles will soon "settle". , You should see a layer of cream floating on top of it. , Do this gently and carefully, if you shake the container the fat will be redistributed in the milk and you may have to start all over again. , -
Step 3: let the container sit quietly for several hours with the lid or some sort of cover on top.
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Step 4: Open the container.
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Step 5: Scoop the cream off the top with the spoon to lower the milk's fat content.
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Step 6: Repeat
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Step 7: if desired
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Step 8: until the desired amount of cream has been removed.
Detailed Guide
If it's homogenized, you're out of luck.
Milk is actually a liquid with bits of solid particles floating around, so if you let it sit for a while, the particles will soon "settle". , You should see a layer of cream floating on top of it. , Do this gently and carefully, if you shake the container the fat will be redistributed in the milk and you may have to start all over again. ,
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