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Pressing Cheese without a Form

May 14, 2012 / Gianaclis Caldwell / 6 Comments

If you've ever seen a whole wheel of the iconic US cheese, Vella Dry Jack you might have noticed that the cheese is irregularly shaped and has an indentation on the top that the Vella family fondly dubbed "the belly button". This cheese, along with several other aged cheeses, are pressed while wrapped in cheese cloth- instead … Continue reading Pressing Cheese without a Form

FlowChart- Steps to Licensing a Creamery

January 27, 2012 / Gianaclis Caldwell / 4 Comments

Here is a flow chart that may be helpful in seeing the many steps of licensing and permits involved with building a cheesemaking facility. I have focused this chart on California, as it is one of the more "permit heavy" states, but most of the steps will apply in other states as well. 

Cheese Mites- A Creepy Little Secret

July 7, 2011October 15, 2013 / Gianaclis Caldwell / 14 Comments

Here is an article I wrote awhile back on the fun little problem that comes with aging naturally rinded cheeses: How the “Mitey” Have Fallen- Adventures with Cheese Mites By Gianaclis Caldwell May 2010 Cheese lovers beware, there is another very determined turophile (cheese devotee) on a mission to devour the same fine, long aged … Continue reading Cheese Mites- A Creepy Little Secret

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