Category: Milk And Diary

Good cheese—even great cheese—doesn’t always have to be expensive, but often it is. Manual production, and care of cheese are labor-intensive endeavors, and small-scale operations making farmstead and craft cheeses are less efficient and can’t match the low price

Ask anyone who’s visited Georgia, and they’ll tell you it’s a place unlike any other. With its ancient winegrowing culture, varied terrain, and unique cuisine, Georgia evokes a soulful feeling of sharing homemade dishes family-style around a dinner table. While Georgia is known for its

A walk through the dairy section of any grocery store will reveal block after block, wheel after wheel, of yellow orange cheese, also known as Cheddar cheese. It’s so ubiquitous that many people in the English-speaking world simply refer to Cheddar as cheese.

For dairy lovers, lactose intolerance is a gut bloating, bathroom-visiting drag. But it doesn’t have to be. “The biggest misconception is that people [who are lactose intolerant] cannot have dairy,” says Dr. Chris Cifelli, senior vice-president of nutrition research for the National Dairy Council. It’s not dairy but lactose,

Cheese and beer don’t just pair well, some cheesemakers are adding beer into their cheeses to make beer cheeses, using different varieties of beer. Cheesemakers across the US are partnering with local breweries to make new products for turophiles, cerevisaphiles, and everyone in between. 

Fiscalini Farmstead

Modesto, CA-based Fiscalini got

The holidays can be stressful, so take the pressure down a notch and rely on a cheese board for easy entertaining. Cheeseboards are ideal accompaniments to cocktails, an inviting appetizer, or – heck – a fun grazing board for the big football game. With

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Kara McGrath is the owner and head cheesemonger of Paste & Rind Cheese Co. a woman-owned cheese shop in Washington, D.C. that takes pride in sourcing cheese and other goods from women producers while ensuring all

If you’ve always wanted to visit the farm or creamery of one of your favorite cheesemakers, you might again be able to do so soon. Cheesemakers say they are moving cautiously toward a new normal following two summers when nothing was normal. We reached out to producers around the country

Editor’s Note: We are big fans of Sarah Gim and love her wildly popular Instagram feed, The Delicious . Her colorful and fresh fruit and vegetable spreads are inspiring and so too is this must-have recipe for whipped ricotta.  

If you have watched tiktok for even a minute in the

 Editor’s note: We first heard about the combination of cheese and vodka from contributor Kelly Magyarics who wrote about pairing cheese and spirits for sister site, Alcohol Professor.

Ask the distillery team at Hangar 1 to explain what makes their vodka different from other