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The Cheeses of Capriole Farms in Greenville, Indiana

Having begun with fresh creamy chevres, always inquisitive Judy, who loves fresh, tasty foods, tried her hand at French-style affine cheeses.
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Crottin De Chavignol

For those of you who love goat cheese, this one is not to be missed! Crottin de Chavignol is a classic when it comes to goat cheeses. (You can always judge the popularity of a cheese by the number of imitations, and Crottin de Chavignol has many look- alikes. ...
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Sofia

The newest cheese in Judith Schad's repertoire of fine American cheeses in the French style is the SOFIA....
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Petit Mothais

The Loire River rises in the Massif Central from where it flows into the Atlantic Ocean. At some 629 miles long, it is the longest river in France....
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The King Of Cheeses- Roquefort

Perhaps the oldest known cheese in the world, scholars speculate that Roquefort was known even to the ancient Romans....
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Bandage-Wrapped Cheddar 18 months - Fiscalini Cheese Co.

An outstanding cheddar from Fiscalini Cheese Co, the Bandage-Wrapped Cheddar has won the American Cheese Society's Award of "Best Farmhouse Cheese in America" in 2002, 2003, and 2004....
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Cheese Storage Tips for Foodservice Professionals

It is a common misconception - even among top chefs and foodservice professionals - that all cheese is alike and can be treated as such. The truth is every cheese is unique, and how you handle and store it greatly affects its overall flavor and quality. The Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board and Wisconsin cheesemakers developed guidelines and recommendations for the proper storage of different cheese varieties. These simple rules for cheese storage and handling will help maximize the shelf life of your cheeses, while maintaining and enhancing its flavor....
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