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4th October 17, 06:25 PM
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 Originally Posted by ibrew4u
Following the link provided, their advertisement states that the cheese is from pasteurized milk. So it could be exported...
It also says the cheese is made from the milk of Ayrshires and Holsteins (cows).
My wife's line are Thompsons that we have traced back to Ayrshire, Scotland in 1691.
I make cheese at home, so this may be an interesting project for me; make some cheese that has ties back to predecessors...
As a side note, it gets hot in the kitchen when I brew beer and make cheese, so I am usually kilted for comfort when doing so. Mtn Hardware Elkommando utility kilt is nylon canvas and cleans up easy.
If it is really made from pasteurized milk, then you may be able to get some shipped to the US. I can pretty much guarantee that the blue mold that give the cheese its flavor and aroma, would probably still be very much alive, and you might be able to get a good blue mold culture started from a sample of the cheese. Best of luck in your attempts.
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