Articles written by Anne Jastrzebski
Anne is a former Editorial Web Intern at culture. A Pennsylvania native who loved farm animals way before she loved cheese, she can often be found peeking up from her International Relations textbook to scroll through pictures of goats.
Making Cheese the Official Dairy Product of Wisconsin
In a state that lives and breathes dairy, cheese may finally take its place as an official state symbol of Wisconsin
Cheese Doesn’t Raise Cholesterol, According to New Study
Go ahead and grab that last slice of cheddar; it might improve your health, according to a recent study from Ireland
Cheese Thieves in Italy Strike Again
Operation Wine and Cheese bust leads to 10 arrests in Modena, Italy
A Milestone Anniversary and an Exciting Year for Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Lauded by Drew Barrymore and Oprah Winfrey alike, Zingerman’s celebrates decades of
Something Old, New, Borrowed, and Blue (Cheese, That Is)
Getting hitched? Celebrate your “I dos” with a fabulous wedding cheese cake
Get Cheesy This Valentine’s Day with These Aphrodisiacs
If cheese alone doesn’t get you in the mood, try adding honey, figs, and hot peppers to the mix this Valentine’s Day.
This Swiss Cheese Watch Is a Real Statement Piece
Wear your heart on your sleeve and your cheese on your . . . wrist?
Fit for a King: A Curd Castle in America’s Dairyland
2017 looks to be a year of expansion for Wisconsin’s Mars Cheese Castle
Holier than Swiss? Indian Monks Find Purpose in Cheese
An order of monks in India find a source of income in Italian cheesemaking
