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Cheese 101: The Eight Faces of Cheese
The Lady has discovered that Customers are often reluctant to ask in-depth questions about cheese and instead either ask her to recommend a cheese she (or I) like or they’ll just pick a cheese that so… more →
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Cheese 101: The Eight Faces of Cheese
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cheesemonger wrote 4 weeks ago: The Lady has discovered that Customers are often reluctant to ask in-depth questions about cheese an … more →
Trouble Brews for Wine; Cheese Chooses Beer
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cheesemonger wrote 1 month ago: From the Wall Street Journal (Copyrighted by the wsj.com): SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 Food & Drink By D … more →
2009 World Cheese Awards - Categories 53 and 54 - Parmagiano-Reggiano, Grana Padano and Provolone Cheeses
cheesemonger wrote 1 month ago: 2009 World Cheese Awards You can view all 2009 World Cheese Award Winners at the official website by … more →
A resourceful web site about Imported Italian Cheese
janetelks13 wrote 2 months ago: Excellent imported Italian cheeses will typically come from legitimate Italian food importers. This … more →
Stretching Fresh Mozzarella
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cheesemonger wrote 2 months ago: The Lady made fresh stretched mozzarella on Tuesday at her kiosk and it was all sold by end of busin … more →
Saying Goodbye to Piave Vecchio
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cheesemonger wrote 4 months ago: Piave Vecchio Certain cheeses are good and yet, for whatever reason (usually money and marketing) th … more →
Goat Cheese: Chevre and Other Incarnations of Ovine Persuasions
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cheesemonger wrote 4 months ago: The Lady, bless her little cheese soul, handed me a list of cheeses from her kiosk that I had yet to … more →
Vegetarian Suitable Cheese & Raw Milk Cheese Chart
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cheesemonger wrote 5 months ago: The Lady gets a lot of requests for cheeses that meet specific dietary needs. After goat cheese (ych … more →
Stracchino & Buffalo Parmesan
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figjamandlimecordial wrote 6 months ago: We have a couple of very grown up cheeses in our fridge at the moment, as opposed to the usual stock … more →
The BelGioioso Family of Cheeses – Part Three – Cheeses You Don’t Use Everyday
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cheesemonger wrote 7 months ago: T Minus 2 Days and Counting…The Lady isn’t sleeping…she claims it’s the excitement of traveling; but … more →
BelGioioso Family of Cheeses – Part One – American Grana, Fontina, Mascarpone Tiramisu, Provolone
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cheesemonger wrote 7 months ago: T Minus 6 Days and Counting – Voting Begins Tomorrow – “Send Spaulding Gray to Wisconsin…or Not…” … more →
The Kerrygold Family of Cheeses - Part Five - Ivernia
cheesemonger wrote 8 months ago: Kerrygold's Ivernia The Man is heading to Southern California this morning so I’ll have a … more →
The Kerrygold Family of Cheeses – Part One - Dubliner
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cheesemonger wrote 8 months ago: Kerrygold Dubliner My apologies to the Irish in each of you that this review didn’t fall on St. Pa … more →
Fontina Val d'Aosta
cheesemonger wrote 9 months ago: Fontina Val d'Aosta The Lady grew up near a town named Valdosta and thinks of it every time she … more →
Pecorino Toscano
cheesemonger wrote 9 months ago: Copyright Google Images 2009 This sheep’s milk cheese is milder than its more famous cousin, Pecorin … more →
Pecorino Romano
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cheesemonger wrote 9 months ago: Copyright montalbanosporkstore.com 2009 Raw Milk Cheese A hard, salty cheese that is generally used … more →
Asiago
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cheesemonger wrote 9 months ago: Copyright food-info.com 2009 The Lady told me that her cheese Mentor and good friend, Rebecca, loves … more →
Taleggio..."My Father's Smelly Feet"
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cheesemonger wrote 10 months ago: Copyright dkimages.com 2009 The Lady brought home a new cheese this week that could only be describe … more →
New Year's Eve with The Lady and The Man
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cheesemonger wrote 11 months ago: The Lady and The Man don’t party “hearty” on New Year’s Eve but they do enjoy ringing in the New Yea … more →
