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The Healthiest Types of Cheese

December 4, 2020

While some people worry that cheese is high in fat, sodium and calories, cheese is actually a whole food. It provides beneficial nutrients like calcium for bone and teeth health, protein for muscle building, zinc which promotes wound healing and immunity, vitamin A for eye and skin health, vitamin B-12 for healthy nerves and blood cells, phosphorus which contributes to bone formation and riboflavin for growth and overall good health. There are claims that eating cheese may even aid in weight loss and prevent heart disease.

Adding Value to Milk: Dairy Farmer’s Transformation to a Cheesemaker

December 1, 2020

Many dairy farmers are feeling uncertain about the profit they can generate from their produce, especially with the fluctuating price of raw milk in the market. To achieve larger profits in an open and competitive dairy market, dairy producers can adopt strategies that add value to milk. Organic food is increasing in popularity nowadays and consumers are willing to pay a little more than the average price for healthier food options. This drive towards eating healthy has created a high market potential for locally produced, high-quality dairy products.

How to Keep Cheese Fresh and Mold Free

December 1, 2020

Cheese is best eaten fresh; but you don’t rush to the grocery store to buy fresh cheese every time you need one. Chances are, you store that slice of unconsumed cheese in your refrigerator to use next time. It is important to store your cheese properly, so it stays fresh, delicious and mold free. Here are tips to make sure your cheese keeps its outstanding quality from the first bite to the last.

How to Choose the Best Blue Cheese

November 25, 2020

Its distinctive blue marble streaks and pungent smell sets blue cheese apart from other cheese varieties. Created with cultivated bacteria, blue cheese has a pleasantly sharp and appetizing flavor. It makes an excellent table cheese that can be paired with different fruits, nuts and wine. It can be crumbled on salads and it adds tang to meat and sauces.