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LA FROMAGERE:LAGRANGE 22/07/09 15:41 Page 75<br />

• Persons (including children) not capable of using the appliance<br />

in complete safety, whether due to their physical, sensory or<br />

mental capacity or to lack of experience or knowledge, may<br />

under no circumstances operate this appliance without supervision<br />

or instructions from a responsible person.<br />

• Never submerse the appliance in water.<br />

• Before handling, unplug the appliance and let cool completely.<br />

• For your safety, it is recommended to never leave the appliance<br />

in a location exposed to weather or damp conditions.<br />

• Do not leave the appliance plugged in when not in use.<br />

• Do not move the appliance while it is operating.<br />

• Do not flush-mount the appliance.<br />

• This appliance is not designed for activation through use of an<br />

external timer or any type of remote control system.<br />

• Never drape a cover over the appliance while it is operating.<br />

• Always clean thoroughly all parts coming into contact with<br />

food products after each use.<br />

• If your appliance is damaged, stop using it, and contact customer<br />

service at LAGRANGE.<br />

• For your safety, use only LAGRANGE accessories and replacement<br />

parts designed specifically for your appliance.<br />

• Never put the cheese maker in the refrigerator.<br />

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USAGE TIPS ______________________________________<br />

Milk<br />

• You may use either cow's or goat's milk. Goat's milk reduces<br />

much more than cow's milk, resulting in greater whey loss.<br />

• Use fresh whole milk where possible when making ‘faisselles’<br />

(curd cheese) and UHT whole milk when making whipped fromage<br />

blanc. Whole milk yields softer cheese and enhances the<br />

flavour of fromage blanc.<br />

Refer to the following scale to choose your milk based on the<br />

desired consistency.<br />

Milk Milk Milk Milk<br />

½ skim UHT ½ skim fresh Whole UHT Whole fresh<br />

Fluid Thick<br />

• If using farm milk, boil it first to prevent any contamination of the<br />

milk (proliferation of bacteria can be hazardous). To do this,<br />

heat it just to the boiling point for a maximum of 1 minute and<br />

then allow to cool to room temperature and strain to remove<br />

any skin.<br />

• The fat content and consistency of your cheese will vary widely<br />

depending on the milk you use.<br />

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