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Gourmet Food Club

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Cheese...
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Here is a cow meme that we hope will make you say cheese...
Richard Allen
You're milking it!
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I little cow humour to kick off your day ... have a great day!
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Artisan cheeses are by definition made using historical handcrafted methods. Individuals learn such techniques only after many years of dedicated focused work as such the cheese-making talent lies wit...
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A friend and great Cheese-maker shared an article on social media that I thought those of us interested in the delights of good cheese and the lengths that some will go to get the best...

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Greg Gibson
The local constabulary will obviously be looking for someone with great taste but few ethics. I think it also interesting to note that such quality is valued at around $35 AUD per kg (90 pounds = @40.82kgs valued at $1,000 USD = @$1408 AUD) which it is certainly well below that which some Australian...
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Award winning South Australian Cheese producer "Cheese Please" has teamed up with NewTribeZ's Gourmet Food Club to supply their award winning cheeses direct to you.
Vanessa Allen
Guess what guys. I don't like cheese. I can tolerate a few but they are not my thing and I am allergic to Goats Cheese. You can't win them all and I really wish I was a cheese fan when there are so many to choose from.
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A little dairy humour to lighten your day and to get you in the mood to enjoy some great cheese products.
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Archaeologists say that cheese production dates back to 4000 years BC.

How long do you think this selection would last with you?
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