British Cheese Week 1st-7th June 2015

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Hello Cheesy1’s!

This week is British Cheese Week and as a nation we now produce over 700 different cheeses so wouldn’t it be brilliant to try something new on the cheese board this week. Whatever shop you use and whoever your cheesemonger is don’t be afraid to ask for something a little unique from good ol’ blighty. I worked on a little display for my counter at work on Tuesday to help celebrate, although we are a little limited on options I just couldn’t let it pass by unnoticed considering I have a hand in deciding the winners of the British Cheese Awards to which this week relates to. British Cheese Week was created to raise the profile of British Cheese through a national campaign and to celebrate the winners of the British Cheese Awards.

wpid-wp-1433271467487.jpegI think it would be brilliant if everyone who reads the Cheesy1 blog would at least try one new British Cheese that perhaps may be an alternative to a Continental or a cheese that you may have not even seen or tried, because cheese can be an adventure that sometimes may push your personal tastes but isn’t that the spice of life? It may not only benefit your tastebuds but the farmers, cheese makers & cheesemongers that spend their time preparing, making & selling their goods to the eager cheese eaters like yourself.

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So why not join in the fun and put a new British Cheese in your basket!

The Cheesy1

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This is the official page for the Cheesy1 Blog. I'm a Cheese Writer/Advisor, Judge & former Guild of Cheese Graders member. I'm also available as a Professional Cheese Speaker. I'm passionate about cheeses and local produce but in my own unique cheesy way. If you have any questions please ask me via my blog or e-mail me at jhb.cheese@gmail.com and I shall try to be as helpful as possible. Thank you for showing an interest in my Blog. Cheesy1

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