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Article: The Cheese course: Cheeses with an identity complex
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- Capital (Annapolis)
- Article date:
- March 25, 2009
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Almost all of the world's finest wines are "blended wines," made
from the blending of different grapes or different barrels or vats
of the same grape. Like wine, some of the world's finest chocolate
is the result of expert blending of cacao beans from different
regional plantations. So, in the cheese world, is it any surprise
that some of the most complex and utterly divine cheeses come from
the blending of milks?
The possibilities are endless as artisans continue to exercise
their creativity by mixing milk from goats, sheep and cows to create
creamy, rich and complex cheeses. As much as I love a
straightforward ch
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keeps me intrigued and guessing.
In a ...
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