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Pasture-Based Cheeses: Does Grass Make a Difference? New Class

 

Pasture-grazed cheeses are increasingly becoming Wisconsin's claim to fame, thanks to a climate boasting three seasons capable of producing lush, green grass perfect for animals to eat. Jeanne Carpenter, author of the blog "Cheese Underground" and founder of Wisconsin Cheese Originals, leads a tasting of four Wisconsin seasonal cheeses, each made from the milk of cows grazing exclusively on grass. Decide for yourself whether you can taste the difference grass makes.

 
  Sessions  
Wed., Jul. 24
9:30-11am
Location: UWM Hefter Conference Center (Click link for directions)
Instructor: Jeanne Carpenter
Fee: $10
Enrollment Limit: 45
Program No. SUMR:48
Registration Deadline: Wed., July 24
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