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Milk does not want to stay milk. This is not a philosophical statement. It is a chemical, biological, and historical one. Milk is a temporary suspension of fat globules, proteins, sugars, minerals, microbes, and expectations. From the moment it leaves the animal, it begins drifting toward transformation. You can slow it. You can refrigerate it. You can pasteurize it. You can argue with it using stainless steel and expiration dates. But if you leave milk alone long enough, it will choose a direction without asking you. Cheese is what happens when humans stopped pretending milk was permanent and decided to cooperate with its instincts instead. This book is not about ""mastering"" cheese. That language is a lie we tell ourselves to feel in control around living systems. Cheese making is about participation-about creating conditions, applying constraints, and then stepping back while microbes, enzymes, and time do most of the work. Cheese is not cooked into existence. It is negotiated into being.

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