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May's Most Popular Articles...
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The Perfect Cheese Board: The Americans serve cheese as a starter, the French before dessert and the English as a grand finale. It seems the cheese board is a welcome indulgence any… [1340 views in May]
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Casu Marzu: World's Most Dangerous Cheese?: Casu Marzu is not your average cheese lover’s cheese. The name of this Sardinian speciality literally translates to “rotten cheese.”… [328 views in May]
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Provolone Cheese: Provolone is the beautiful cheese you often see strung up with twine and hung from the ceiling of Italian food shops. But what is it? Imagine Mozzarella – with a much… [118 views in May]
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How Cheese is Made: The process of making cheese is often described as part art, and part science - and for good reason. There are hundreds of distinct cheese varieties produced around the… [108 views in May]
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Brie: One of the world’s greatest cheeses and the most famous from France, Brie is a soft-ripened cow’s milk cheese named after the historic French region where it originated. The elegant… [106 views in May]
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Welsh Cheeses: How good are Welsh cheeses? They’re so good they were once used as part of divorce settlements. Under the laws of Welsh ruler Hywel Dda cheeses that were washed in brine went… [102 views in May]
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Latest Comments
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ILoveCheese
Re: Welsh Cheeses
@hot&coldcow. Oh not sure, it IS a while since this was written. Let us know how you get on with the Colwick cheese. We'll be looking out for it!
25 April 2013 -
Joolz
Re: Greek Cheese Including Feta, Graviera and Kasseri
Hi do you know where I can purchase kefalotyri or kasseri from, I would like to make saganki Thank you
12 April 2013 -
wayneleake
Re: Gloucestershire and Double Gloucester Cheese
I have loved Double Gloucester since first tired it in the late 90's. Hard to locate where I live now. …
8 February 2013 -
southwest philly gir
Re: Provolone Cheese
Can a hard provolone be frozen in chunks then added to tomatoe sauce when cooking?
19 January 2013 -
Clavin
Re: The Perfect Cheese Board
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8 September 2012 -
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Re: Belgian Cheese
CHEESE,HEAVENLY CHEESE!!!!The journey into the beautiful world Belgian cheese has been nothing short of simply exquisite and…
15 August 2012 -
Lur
Re: A Guide to South African Cheese
PLEASE HELP! We are a food and beverages import and export Mozambican company based in Maputo, Mozambique. We would like…
8 August 2012
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