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A Slice of Cheese - FoodFM
Jenny Linford, food writer and heroine of the cheese world after her essay on the plight of the UK cheesemaker in Covid went viral, talks all things cheese. Cheese, foods that go with cheese, cheese pairings and more
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5.0 stars from 17 ratings
A real help
The November 2023 episodes have been such a great help in trying to get to terms with the language and process of cheese. Congratulations Jenny and thank you.
Tom in Cider via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/01/22
Cheese voices
Jenny does a fabulous job of exploring all the different facets of the cheese world, interviewing and teasing out stories from all that take part! Compulsory listening.
Academy of Cheese via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/16/21
What an amazing podcast. Jenny has a great lineup of experts every episode, love listening to their enthusiastic musings on the cheese they are representing. Personal favourites were episodes on Greek/Cypriot cheeses and the Irish cheeses (totally and utterly biased on the later).
SvetlanaPe via Apple Podcasts · Ireland · 08/30/21
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