Artisan cheesemaking was an early herald of today’s emerging fermentation revival. Raw-milk cheeses in particular are especially delicious, and also supportive of good health, precisely because of the biological complexity that they embody.
Even though bacteria produce sublime delicacies and we need them to live, we have been taught to fear and to kill them. This bias is reflected in regulatory frameworks that assume that bacteria beyond specific strains chosen for utilitarian...











