This document discusses several fermented dairy products: 1) Cheese is made from coagulated milk and exists in two main types - those made through direct acidification or using rennet enzymes extracted from young animals. The rennet type is often pressed and aged into semi-hard or hard varieties. 2) Butter is made by churning cream separated from milk, resulting in a spread with around 80% milk fat. The color varies depending on animal feed. 3) Curd is produced by boiling then cooling milk before adding a starter culture to acidify and coagulate the casein into curds over 6-8 hours. It is more easily digested than milk and contains more vitamin B. Curd is used