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Cheese - Low-Fat Cheeses - Tasty and HealthyCheese is one of the healthiest foods we can consume, in moderation. A single ounce provides over 200mg of calcium, about 20% of the daily recommended minimum. | |
Cheese - Cheese SubstitutesSome people don't tolerate well some of the ingredients in cheese. Made from milk, the lactose can affect some negatively even though the amounts in cheese are much lower than in the base product. | |
Cheese - Cheeses Around The WorldThough perhaps not as well-known a fact as wine or beer origin, cheese too is distinctive by country. | |
Cheese - How to Eat a Fine CheeseNo one needs to tell you how to eat. You learned that long ago. But to enjoy to the maximum a gourmet cheese, there are some small bits of wisdom that can prove useful. | |
Cheese - How To Judge A Fine CheeseTaste is unquestionably an individual affair. Some will rave over the flavor of a Limburger, while others won't touch Brie. But no matter your preference in type of cheese, there are certain factors that always should be taken into account. | |
Cheese - How To Serve a Cheese CourseAmericans are catching on to one of the best of Europe's traditions: serving a cheese course after a meal. Providing a variety of tasty cheeses tops off a great roast beef or halibut, or nearly any main course. | |
Cheese - Aging Cheese to PerfectionOne of the most important steps in the making of cheese is the aging process. It can be nearly absent, in which case so-called fresh cheese is produced. | |
Cheese - Pairing Wine and Cheese Around the WorldNothing is more a matter of individual taste than, well, individual tastes. Pairing wine and cheese is one of the best examples. There certainly are guidelines that reflect a large consensus about which wine goes well with which cheese. | |
Cheese - The History of CheesemakingWe may never know with certainty how cheese was first invented. Sometime at least 5,000 years ago some ancient affineur in Mesopotamia was either lucky or very innovative. | |
Cheese - Tools For Every PurposeThe cheese enthusiast will be happy to know that there exists a neverending array of tools for working with cheese. Some are intended primarily for cheesemaking, others for sampling, still others for preparation in the kitchen and some for serving and eating. | |