Cheshire Cheese has its own particular process, involving leaving the milk from the evening milking to stand overnight, and then mixed with the morning’s milking. A starter culture is then introduced, ...

One Cheshire cheese tale: In 1802, a group of cheese makers in the Berkshires decided to congratulate then-President Thomas Jefferson by making and sending him a 1,235-pound cheese wheel of Cheshire.

Over 35,000 pounds of cheese had to be destroyed after a tractor-trailer transporting it overturned Wednesday morning on I-84 in Cheshire, according to Connecticut Consumer Protection.

Engraved on the cheese was Jefferson's motto, "Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God." The cheese left Cheshire in November 1801. Its 500-mile, three-week journey from Cheshire to Washington D.C. — ...

He was the last frequenter of the Old Cheshire Cheese who knew the men who had known Johnson. Mine host remembers a still older guest, Dr. Pooley by name, a barrister, who died about 1856, at the ...

Britain might not be your first destination for artisan cheese, and frankly, that's a shame. The British Isles don't just have a rich history of cheesemaking; they're also home to some of the most ...

A cheese consultant told us to swap our Holsteins for Montbeliardes, a French cow with great milk for cheesemaking. I went to France, bought 73 and we started making cheese in 2013.

A nine-year-old farmer said it had been "amazing" to spend his birthday showing off his flock and teaching other children about farming at Nantwich Show. Primary school pupil, Freddie, brought along ...

As a side dish, Macaroni & Cheese is served at The Restaurant at The Cheshire, photographed on Friday, May 24, 2013. Photo by Robert Cohen, [email protected] Robert Cohen • ...

The Cheshire United Methodist Church is hosting its inaugural macaroni and cheese competition from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, at the church, 197 Church St. Those wishing to enter the contest ...