Solutions of casein and carrageenan, prepared at neutral pH, were used to produce edible protein fibres by a wet spinning technique. Variation in fibre breaking strength, shear force, stress relaxation and elasticity as a result of changes in such process variables as fibre wind-up rate, immersed length, precipitation bath salt concentration and precipitation bath temperature were followed. The effect of spinning solution carrageenan level on fibre texture was also investigated. It was possible to alter certain textural properties by changes in the conditions of fibre production.