Slavic Beauty Cream Separator / How to use Cream Separtor
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Join me as I show you what I have learned in the operation and cleaning of the Slavic Beauty Cream Separator. Oh and yes I said WARSHED.....lol Also I turned down the volume so it wouldn't bug ya too much during the separator running. Another thing to remember is that milk from the store can't really be separated. The commercial high speed homogenization process removes the fat particals so it can't be (cause that's what they want). But we do get some cream from the process as you can see. So if it CAN seperate a little cream from milk that you can't separate, just imagine what fresh milk will do! Thanks folks for watching!
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Thank you @Ozark Mountain Goat for such detailed and informative review. I really enjoyed it and learned a few things.
SlavicBeautyNet - Thank you! We’re very happy with the machine 😊
I’ve never had goats cream. I do love goats cheese though! Thanks for sharing xx Cathi xx
Little Garden Big Dreams - we’ve never had straight goat cream either but I know it makes great butter and cheese! Can’t wait 😄 👏 !
I'll never milk cows or goats but that was very interesting. Thank you. ~Pam ~
Pam Wagner - thank you Pam 😊 We’re excited to put it to use!
This is very helpful! I hadn’t used my cream separator for 3 years due to being out of country and had forgotten how to put my cream separator for a long time. All this information was very helpful as I had some problems with it the first time I tried to use it after we got back. So I’m hoping for a much better outcome this time!
I really appreciated your demo! Much thanks, my new friend!
Thank you so much for making this video ☺
Melissa Blair - you’re welcome 😊 It’s a pretty cool machine!
@@OzarkMountainGoats I need to get one. You think that one is the best to get for beginners? That price range?
@@melissablair4233 - I did quite a bit of research and this seemed like the best buy for the money. I am happy with it. The cream separators made in Ukraine seem to be the best quality.
@@OzarkMountainGoats alright awesome. I saw one one Craigslist for $150! Thank you ☺
@@melissablair4233 great price!
Very helpful! Regards from Austria!
Thank you! 😊
We enjoyed watching about the separator, don't need one right now, but it is interesting to see how the process works.
Farming Our Backyard - thank you! We’re anxious to use it on goat milk. 😊
Thankyou for sharing! I've always wondered how these worked and can't wait to hear how it goes with fresh goat milk
Rocktopia Acres - thanks Linda, we are excited to use it with fresh goat milk! I know it’s gonna be great! 😊
it works perfect with goats milk
I really appreciate you doing this video. I put my cream separator away for months since I dried up my cow. Now that she's freshened, I couldn't remember how to put the separator back together and lost the instructions. Thanks!
You’re welcome - glad it helped!
@@OzarkMountainGoats This is really my favorite video review of the cream separator. Not one thing missed! Thank you
@@SlavicBeauty - thank you 😊
Thank you so much Slavic beauty
thank for the info. a friend give me one of the hand type got to try it out.
Lazy Acres homestead - you’re welcome! Good luck with your unit - I’m sure you’ll like it!
I am so glad to find this video! I just bought this apparatus and want to be able to do all the things that I need with my 🐐 goat milk.
That’s great ~ good luck!
Thank you for making this video!
Thank you for tuning in! 😊
This was perfect! Thank you!
Thank you so much, we appreciate it! 😊
Okay, that answered one of my questions about milking!
Ernie Hatmaker - 👏👏👏
Great video! I’m thinking of investing in one. I’m down south of you I’m central Arkansas, raising Nigerian dwarf as well!
That’s awesome! I’m actually from Arkansas 😊
reach out if you have any questions
Goat cream is so good.
E H - I can’t wait to try it!! 😋
Thank you so much!
Sage and Stone Homestead - you’re welcome and thank you for watching ❣️
Well done
Paula Miller - thank you!
3:30 no bumps under hole goes first
Thank you 🙏
How are ya gonna milk? By hand or machine? I've seen goats milk in Walmart by the quart very expensive it's like 4 to 5 dollars.
Yes, I have heard about milk in different markets and the people that I talked to was not very happy with quality. I have never had it except very fresh so I don't know about store bought. I can't tell much difference between cow and goat milk (very little) but it has to be handled properly. We will be milking by machine. I bought the parts and built one. We did a video on it. Here is a link if interested. Thanks for the question and watching. Jim ua-cam.com/video/juuktQJOEis/v-deo.html
Hi, I just recently purchased and it says to bolt it to a board or table. Do you find this is necessary. I will be doing goats milk. Thank you!
We never had ours bolted down but it doesn't hurt and may stop some of the vibration. Thanks
Should there be 11 disc's inside the drum or 12 total?
Ours has been put away for a year but if I recall correctly it has 12. I have read that they can contain between 10 And 12. I suppose it depends on model. Thanks
some models have 12, some 11. both are ok
Have you experimented with the set screw? I watched another video that said moving the screw outwards made the cream heavier. So I am wondering if you have tried other settings?
Yes you can adjust to make heavy cream. Make sure you have heated the milk to 100 deg F and open the valve slowly and only part way. You may have to play with the screw to figure out where you like it. Hope this helps.
How to regulate cream thickness on the Slavic Beauty cream separator:
Did you know that by turning the regulating screw, you can adjust the desired cream thickness? The ratio of skim milk to cream is 1-4:10. This means you can get from one gallon of cream to four gallons of cream from ten gallons of milk, depending on the setting ( it also depends on how much fat is in the milk). If the regulating screw is flush with the plastic cone, this is the medium setting. The ratio is about 2:10. Start with this setting and see how it works for you. About 1.5-2 full turns clockwise are the highest setting from that position. (1:10) this is where you get the thickest cream.
From the medium position (screw flush with the plastic cone), 1.5-2 full turns counterclockwise - you will get the most cream, but it will not be thick (4:10).
I like to put my separator closer to the highest setting (the thickest cream), and then if I need the cream to be more liquid, I just dilute it back with skim milk.
It has been a year -- how did this work for you with goat milk??? I have little ones (kids) due in a month and wondering if I need this machine. I make more cheese than we can eat and usually just scoop the cream off the top for my coffee. Thanks.
We like it. And as you know you can make some cheese with skim milk. As long as you put it together correctly, warm your milk, realese milk slowly and wait til motor is running full speed before letting milk flow it should work well for you. Thanks for watching
Is this machine suitable for whole milk bought from supper market?
I think we tried it when we first got our machine and it didn’t work that well with supermarket milk. Thank you for your question and thanks for watching!
Grocery store milk has been homogenized and cannot be separated.
@@EmmaMalz perfect answer
it will separate pasteurized milk, but not the milk that was homogenized. so buy non homogenized milk for separation
you have vibration because you did not alien the top of the drum with the bottom of it... it has 2 v shape markings you have to line up
Hi i have a India version where i am not sure the the silver cups that have the nodules lined up as you say DOES the first silver cup thingy needs to be on the that black rubber seal?? Does your sit just above or does it seal on the rubber? Any help
Is the set screw just a normal set screw? Can I go to the hardware store and buy one or is it in someway special? Mine doesn’t seem to have one with it. Thanks!
It's a set screw. I'm not sure about treads or length. I'm sure with what's going on overseas getting any information from them is useless. I'm out of town for a week or I would take mine out and get it figured out for you.
I’m just now looking into getting one of these for raw milk I get from a local dairy farmer. Y question is why does the milk have to be warmed? I’m worried about killing the good bacteria in the milk by warming it up.
you do not have to warm up milk any warmer that it is when it comes out of the animal. so the milk will not loose any good bacteria, you just warm it up to its original state. cold milk will not separate as cream thickens once cold.
Well I don't understand!! I used my slavic beauty today for first time, disaster, goats milk I have saved just for this for 3 days so about 1 gallon of raw milk, the machine seemed to work perfect but I do I know it is cream? to me it was all still milk? I mean the skim seemed thick, and how do you know you have the set screw for cream correct? anyway NO cream or butter, I tried making butter in mixing bowl No cream? so no butter? I don't get it what a mess and waste of time. No manual either. help
Usually the screw is kind of even with the outer edge. Did you warm the milk? The milk has to be warmed, I think a little over 113 to 131f. Also some people before running milk through pour the bowl full of 139f water then let the cream separator run for 1 min. After one min has passed let water slowly run through. Then when it's warmed up and water is completely gone run warmed milk through The more you tighten screw the thicker cream should be. Don't tighten to much at a time. ,,1/4 turn till you get it right. You can keep running cream and milk back through. Hope this helps!
@@OzarkMountainGoats Yes! warmed but I didn't arrange the cones? I don't have a manual and didn't know they had an order till after I ran milk through?
it seems like you have a lot of confusion about how the unit works and what it is used for. i would love to explain to you everything in details. reach out directly. separator does not make butter. it separates cream. cream comes out liquid and later gets thicker. thats' why you need to warm up the milk. cold thick cream won't come out of the cream separator. its just physics. will be happy to walk you through the process
@@SlavicBeauty. When will you have more available? I tried asking through your site, but it didn’t like any of my phone number formats.
This separators calls 'motor cich' not slavic something. They-are Produced in Ukraine
Yes they are made in Ukraine. In the US they are sold under the name Slavic Beauty. The company in Ukraine is an aircraft motor maker and sells many products. Have a wonderful day.
Thought Ukrainians are slavic too as Russians, arent they?
That is a Chinese made cream separator. You buy it on ebay new for 175.
No it's Ukraine. www.slavicbeauty.net/product-category/dairy/cream-separators-electric-manual/
This is NOT a Chinese cream separator. Chinese knock offs look similar on the photo. However, the quality of SlavicBeauty cream separator is way better and the materials used are durable and high quality. Chinese units are made of cheap materials and unfortunately break easily. I have fotos of the drum of the Chinese unit that exploded during separation. I have a video on my youtube channel where one of my customers , who had an experience with the chinese unit , explains the difference
the ones you can buy for 175 are chinese knock offs
Hi Jim, you recommend this model? I’m looking for a separator.
Ours has been a good one but we got it a few years back. They are made in Ukraine and I have heard from different people that they had to send them back. I'm guessing the war in that country is causing some manufacturing issues.
I am glad you chose us and I am happy you like the unit.
@@OzarkMountainGoats Jim, was it an issue with Slavic Beauty brand? Because we have all the spare parts in stock in the USA and also have a service center in the US. We work exactly the same as before. There are so many chinese knock offs now that people confuse with our units. because they look the same. I recommend to always buy on our website to avoid this problem.
I have had mine for 4 years now. I am most happy with it. Excellent customer service when needed for questions. I bought directly from Slavic Beauty and they even shipped it to Bangladesh where we were living. We’re back now after a 3 year hiatus out of country and it’s still working great.
Edited to add that I have the manual crank version.