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Voicings: Ashley Christensen


The Raleigh-based chef has six restaurants under her belt including a fried chicken joint, Beasley’s Chicken and Honey, and a burger spot called Chuck’s.

Remembering Anthony Bourdain


Our friend and contributor Laurel Miller on the legacy Anthony Bourdain left behind.

Little House on the Prairie and Cheesemaking in America’s Dairyland


We’ve scoured the famed children’s book for all the cheesy details your teacher never showed you

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How Shapes & Sounds Can Change What You Taste


Using sound and touch, artists and scientists are creating unconventional food pairings—and changing the way we experience taste.

Ruminations - Government Cheese

Ruminations: Warm Memories of Government Cheese


Writer Tracey Lynn Lloyd reminisces on the role that Government cheese played in her first cooking experience.

Ruminations: Art or Science? Reflections on Cheesemaking


Crafting a quality cheese is a daily lesson: A lesson in perseverance, patience, and people. By Cheesemaker Uriel Filiba of Klein River Cheese in South Africa.

Kristen Kish

Voicings: Top Chef Kristen Kish


We sat down for a cheesy chat with Kristen Kish, cookbook author and Top Chef winner.

Ruminations: A Childhood Romance with American Cheese


Writer Gabrielle Sierra reminisces on her forbidden love affair with Kraft singles.

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Ruminations: How to Write a Cheese Blog


Madame Fromage, the queen of the cheese blog herself, dishes on her top six tips for the dairy scribe who wants to shine online.

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An Interview with Andy and Mateo Kehler of Jasper Hill Farm


  culture: How did you discover your love of cheese? Andy Kehler: We didn’t necessarily get into cheese because of some desire – the love for cheese came much later. We do what, we do because we love the place that we live in. In 1998, our little town lost 30% of its dairy farms. The loss […]

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