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What's New In The World Of Cheese?

Your go-to source for the latest cheese trends, stories, and expert tips. From rare finds to perfect pairings, we’ve got all the cheesy news you need!

Making Cheese in High Altitude

Making Cheese in High Altitude

At the top of the rugged mountains of Charmey in Switzerland, dairy farmer Béat Piller submerges his chest and arms into a large cauldron of warm cut curds and whey.

Making Cheese in High Altitude

Making Cheese in High Altitude

At the top of the rugged mountains of Charmey in Switzerland, dairy farmer Béat Piller submerges his chest and arms into a large cauldron of warm cut curds and whey.

How to Choose Your Perfect Goat's Milk Cheese!

How to Choose Your Perfect Goat's Milk Cheese!

A French person eats on average 2 kilos of goat’s milk cheese per year. With more than 100 different types, textures, shapes and aromas, it is not always easy to navigate and make full sense of it.

Building the Ultimate Cheese Plate on a Budget

Building the Ultimate Cheese Plate on a Budget

Now, we are not saying that it is impossible to create a cheese platter without a bank loan… since we believe that a good cheese platter is more about quality than quantity.

Cheese Platter 101; Less is More!

Cheese Platter 101; Less is More!

When it comes to creating an interesting cheese platter, I am of the view that less is often more.

To Mould or Not To Mould?

To Mould or Not To Mould?

Mould is an integral part of the cheesemaking process. Think Camembert or Blue cheese. Now think of them both without mould... then stop. 

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

As I look at a less than perfectly presented piece of one of my utmost favourite cheeses, an Epoisses from Burgundy, I feel the need to share some of my thoughts on cheese presentation. What is good, what might be considered bad and the beauty of these 'ugly' cheeses!

The Perfect Cheeses for Lockdown Cooking

The Perfect Cheeses for Lockdown Cooking

Cheese is always the secret ingredient for cooking. We all know that! Whatever the occasion or the season, cheese can always be connected to a deliciously inspiring selection of recipes to tempt you.

Our Favourite Winter Cheeses

Our Favourite Winter Cheeses

Winter is far from my favorite season, but I only need to think cheese, and more particularly melted cheese, and I instantly feel better about the cold temperatures we are facing for the next few months. Seasonality has a big role to play in the way we consume food in...

Is Cheese Such a Luxury?

Is Cheese Such a Luxury?

The word LUXURY is one that instantly conjures up such a wide range of different images and reactions specific to each one of us. To my children, it seems to resonate more along the lines of the ‘unaffordable’, ‘super exclusive’ and mostly ‘unnecessary’ indulgences.  To me, with full time work, four...

The Art of Affinage

The Art of Affinage

Affinage: n. [afeenajh] The period of maturation or refinement of a cheese during which it is kept in an ideal environment and receives care. Traditionally, this care comes by way of observation and treatment by hand. The ideal environment is natural surfacing in a cave with a particular level of...

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