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Behind the Cheese | Week 7: Raw milk vs pasteurised milk — what’s the difference?(Post)
It’s one of the most common things you’ll see written on a cheese label:Raw milk.Pasteurised milk. For many cheese lovers, those words can seem to carry a lot of meaning. Raw milk cheeses are often a
La Primavera: A Celebration of Spring’s First Raw Milk from Woodside, South Australia(Post)As winter loosens its grip on the Adelaide Hills, a quiet transformation begins. The first warmth of spring breathes life into the pastures, coaxing fresh, green shoots from the earth. It is this mome
Tartiflette.... better than your standard potato bake?(Post)Where not taking any sides, we believe both are delicious! However, there has been a huge amount of customers stopping by our shop to find Reblochon for tartiflette. So, what is tartiflette? It is a
Looking for the perfect cheese for tartiflette?(Post)Every year, we have customers eagerly seeking out soft, raw milk cheeses like Mont d'Or, Reblochon, Brie de Meaux, and other French classics. These cheeses, celebrated for their depth of flavour and
Back in stock - Gouda Millennium, Roquefort, Ossau Iraty & Abondance(Post)Hello AbondanceTo make this cheese, raw milk is poured into a copper cauldron, which is heated to warm the milk. Rennet is added to coagulate the milk and, once the curds are formed, they are c
Mont Cheval - an exploration into the terrior of the Adelaide Hills(Post)Looking to discovering more about the incredible Mont Cheval?? Keep reading to discover the this incredible cheese from Section 28!Section28 Mont Cheval is a unique semi-hard alpine cheese that genu
Queso de Valdeón PGI - A Spanish blue cheese appellation(Post)We are always looking for something new and delicious, but so many options and so little time..... so we are trying to make our through the selection, one cheese at a time! Which brings us to our lat
The Ultimate Cheese Fondue Guide: Recipe, Tips & the Best Cheeses to Melt(Post)The Ultimate Cheese Fondue Guide: Recipe, Tips & the Best Cheeses to Melt There's nothing quite like a bubbling pot of cheese fondue to bring people together. Born in the Swiss and French Alps as a wa
Behind the Cheese: What Is Affinage?(Post)Making a cheese is only the beginning. Once the curds have been formed, drained, salted and shaped, the cheese enters a stage that can be just as important as the cheesemaking its