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June 20, 2008
Formaticum Cheese Paper — Because 'cheese is alive'
There's nothing more depressing than watching someone at the cheese counter cut a piece of Stichelton off the wheel and then proceed to wrap it in Saran Wrap or the equivalent.
Now you can fight back.
From the website:
- Formaticum Cheese Paper
Cheese is alive — preserving its life and taste is the goal of storage
The amazing diversity of cheeses comes from the wide range of environments and variety of maturation processes employed by cheese makers and affineurs.
The great variety of cheese flavors, aromas and textures are due to the interaction of many different cultures, bacteria and molds with milk solids.
Cheese has a finite life — born at the time of production, a cheese matures to its prime ripeness when its flavor is perfect for eating.
Proper storage and handling can prolong a cheese's life.
Once past its prime, cheese dies.
15 11" x 14" sheets and 15 adhesive labels (enough to wrap 30 1/4 lb. pieces of cheese): $8.
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Comments
But most cheese sold in the US is dead, thanks to the FDA.
Posted by: Al Christensen | Jun 20, 2008 10:36:11 AM

