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Social distance guide with cheese

Order To -Go: You can actually get this at Fleur de Lys in Los Alamos, New Mexico. It’s a Swiss cheese, artichoke, spinach, cream and turkey crêpe. (Courtesy photo)

May is American Cheese Month: We’re all invited to share our thoughts at the American Cheese Society webpage. (click here)

Viral Surplus: Cheese is “aging out” in France and Canada because consumption has gone way down in the last two months. (click here)

An Ancient Cheese Called ‘So:’ The Japanese have come up with a whey to help dairy farmers sell their milk during the pandemic. (click here)

History of Beer Cheese: Pabst Beer survived Prohibition in 1920 by making a “cheese food” and they sold 8 million pounds. (click here)

Potato Cheese Balls: Quick and easy video. (click here)

Artisan Cheesemakers: Great article about selling cheese during the pandemic. (click here)

Hashtag: From OutWiGo twitter (click here)

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