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Articles written by Julian Plovnick

Julian is a die-hard dairy lover from the Boston area, working for culture this summer as an editorial intern. When not studying English at Vassar College, Julian can be found binge-watching Top Chef (quiz him on any season and he’ll know the elimination order, no joke), refilling his coffee IV, or researching new ways to incorporate ricotta into his life.

Supermarket Showdown: Who’s “The Big Cheese”?


A weekly blog series dedicated to finding out which supermarket cheeses reign supreme.

“The Switzerland of Africa”: Fine Cheesemaking in the Congo


Cheesemakers in the hills of the Masisi Mountains have put the Democratic Republic of Congo on the map in the cheese world.

All Hail The World’s Best Cheesemonger


His name is Fabien Degoulet, and HE knows cheese.

World’s First Grilled Cheese Subscription Service


The only time in my life I’ve ever considered moving to England.

A grilled cheese sandwich made with bacon as the bread

Why I Hate the Bacon-Wrapped Grilled Cheese.


This time, the bacon-wrapped fad has gone too far.

10 Cheesy Summer Desserts to Help Beat the Heat


Ten recipes that’ll make you forget about the sweltering summer sun.

According to Someone, Somewhere, June 4 is National Cheese Day


A manifesto on the importance and annoyance of national food holidays.

Russia is Fine, Makes Its Own Cheese, Thank You Very Much


Russian cheesemongers are using the import ban to their advantage.

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