This is a regular series called Obsessives, in which CHOW explores the worlds of singularly focused food-industry figures. These are the people with the dirty hands, answering detailed questions about the work they do.
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Hi Will,
Great work! My great-grand-father was a cheese maker in Quebec and I simply love cheese (hence why my husband has an extensive cheese board at his restaurant), and I have had real excellent cheeses during my travels too. Thanks for making this video available to us!
An absolutely mouth-watering, informative piece -- thank you.
Just cheese for me please -- bread and crackers take up precious stomach space that could be used for more cheese instead!
Hi Lad, Thanks for all those tips i have to try the cheese one as i always cuts the cheese straight from the fridge. i have to pass this idea to my husband and see what he thinks of this method.By the way i am from England. nice videos too.