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7. The process of separating a milk’s solids from its liquids is called A. Homogenization B. Curdling C. Creaming D. Baking

7. The process of separating a milk’s solids from its liquids is called A. Homogenization B. Curdling C. Creaming D. Baking
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7. The process of separating a milk’s solids from its liquids is called

A. Homogenization
B. Curdling
C. Creaming
D. Baking

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Answer: B is correct

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the process in which dairies make cheese by separating a milk's solids from its liquid is called. curdling.

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