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Post by MiniGardener on May 26, 2024 9:15:46 GMT
This was something I suggested over five years ago in the old forum. Since then, we’ve gotten a second sugar mill and Rose and Ernest to try to keep the dairy running. The dairy was always a “bottleneck” in production. It’s gotten progressively worse as new machines require more dairy products. Most recently, the yogurt maker and the milkshake bar which requires icecream. I think a little butter churn to take butter out of the dairy production line might help. I can’t remember whether butter is introduced to the dairy at a level between cream and cheese, but the butter churn could be added at the same level as butter. Assuming it was a nice, traditional one, it wouldn’t have a very large footprint compared to some other machines. Here’s a photo of a stoneware version; they also come in wood.
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Post by 🌼GymGirl🌺 on May 27, 2024 5:19:32 GMT
This was something I suggested over five years ago in the old forum. Since then, we’ve gotten a second sugar mill and Rose and Ernest to try to keep the dairy running. The dairy was always a “bottleneck” in production. It’s gotten progressively worse as new machines require more dairy products. Most recently, the yogurt maker and the milkshake bar which requires icecream. I think a little butter churn to take butter out of the dairy production line might help. I can’t remember whether butter is introduced to the dairy at a level between cream and cheese, but the butter churn could be added at the same level as butter. Assuming it was a nice, traditional one, it wouldn’t have a very large footprint compared to some other machines. Here’s a photo of a stoneware version; they also come in wood. That is a lovely touch. A good idea however I seem to be continually waiting for the cows to be ready to be milked.
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