Paul S. Kindstedt tells the fascinating stories behind traditional cheeses and examines the role of the cheesemaker throughout world history. His book Cheese and Culture looks at the origins of cheese and its role in human history.
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Comments [2]
It's interesting to me that both the Biblical reference to the Hittites and well as Homer's stories of Troy and the Trojan war were both dismissed as simply myths until both the city of Troy and the Hatti civilization were both unearthed in the 19th century.
Isn't 'Vermont Cheddar' like saying 'California Burgundy'?
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