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Archive for July, 2008
“Dairy Creationism”
Posted in General on July 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Wisconsin cleans up at the ACS Conference
Posted in Cheese News on July 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Via Jeanne Carpenter of the Dairy Business Innovation Center:
I bring tidings of great joy from the American Cheese Society conference here in Chicago. Cue the drum roll please …
Wisconsin Captures 91 Ribbons, Prestigious Best of Show Award at American Cheese Society Conference
Wisconsin cheesemakers swept the annual American Cheese Society Competition today in Chicago, Ill., capturing [...]
Master Cheesemaker Book… on TV!
Posted in Media Mention on July 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The book’s not even close to being released, and we’re already getting some airtime thanks to the WMMB-produced Wisconsin Dairy News segments. Check us out here, under the “Literary Wisconsin” header.
According to the schedule we’ve been given, the segment airs on…
WAOW TV 9 — Wausau, Mondays 6-7am and Fridays, 6-6:30pm
WYOW TV 34 — Eagle River, [...]
From Our Favorite Estonian Food Blog…
Posted in General on July 12, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Well, OK, the only Estonian food blog that we read. But it’s really quite a nicely done site!
Nami-Nami presents the so-simple-you’ll-wonder-why-you-didn’t-think-of-it “brie with strawberries and a little bit of mint.” President Brie is always a fine way to go in this kind of situation…
A Wisconsin Cheese Shirt We Can Rally Behind
Posted in General on July 10, 2008 | 3 Comments »
The Wisconsin Historical Society is offering a cheese curd shirt that easily makes the top ten list for cool cheese-related swag. “Real Wisconsin Cheese Curds,” it reads. “Enjoy deep-fried or fresh & squeaky!”
The retro-style art is pretty well executed, too.
Behold the Glory of Cheese
Posted in General on July 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
From USA Today:
It’s George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt and Abe Lincoln — carved out of a giant block of cheese. [Little Chute, WI resident] Troy Landwehr used his carving tools to turn a 700-pound block of Land O’ Lakes cheddar into a replica of Mount Rushmore.
Not much that we can add to that, except, [...]
