The Dairy
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Both makes are languishing; indeed, some makers do not hesitate to exhibit cheese made upon the Cheddar system, but in different moulds, as Gloucester oi Derby. We have frequently listened to the recitals of the ^orious days that are past, when cheese in these two counties was a specialite — a thing to be remem- bered. Happily, the speakers possessed no means of inviting comparison with the cheese.of to-day. Certain it is that, ihowever favourably they might at one time have compared with other... British makes, they can com- pare no longer; and it is equally certain that Cheddar and Cheshire have never been so skilfully made and so good as they are now. No other varieties but Cheddar, Cheshire, anc^ Stilton, not even the Leicester cheese, are recognised at our dairy schools, and it is questionable whether a single application has ever been made for instruction in any but these and the soft cheeses.
The Aceommodation needed for Cheese - maldng varies in different districts. Everywhere, however, the sar- ^ instructions as to cleanliness are of course impera- tive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both makes are languishing; indeed, some makers do not hesitate to exhibit cheese made upon the Cheddar system, but in different moulds, as Gloucester oi Derby. We have frequently listened to the recitals of the ^orious days that are past, when cheese in these two counties was a specialite — a thing to be remem- bered. Happily, the speakers possessed no means of inviting comparison with the cheese.of to-day. Certain it is that, ihowever favourably they might at one time have compared with other... British makes, they can com- pare no longer; and it is equally certain that Cheddar and Cheshire have never been so skilfully made and so good as they are now. No other varieties but Cheddar, Cheshire, anc^ Stilton, not even the Leicester cheese, are recognised at our dairy schools, and it is questionable whether a single application has ever been made for instruction in any but these and the soft cheeses.
The Aceommodation needed for Cheese - maldng varies in different districts. Everywhere, however, the sar- ^ instructions as to cleanliness are of course impera- tive.
What to read after The Dairy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Long to read onlineMoreLess
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