Obsessives - Cheese
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- čas přidán 2. 10. 2011
- Author, television host, entrepreneur, and cheese expert Will Studd has fought to allow raw-milk cheese to be sold in Australia and has traveled the world with a film crew trying to record the traditions of artisanal cheesemaking.
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They need to bring back this series!
That's so cool that people are still making cheese the old fashioned way, cheese is awesome!
Awesome, i saw a comment in a video some time ago mentioning that he/she wanted chow to start making obsessives videos again! :)
Caught a glimpse of Old Chatham cheese. Right on.
i love these obsessives.
Hell Yeah! This dude is now my Patron Saint of Cheese!
I personally think the paper bag part of a sandwich is the best part. last week I ordered a ham and cheese -- hold the bread, ham, and cheese. Just so I could get that bag.
Omg finally a new obsessives :D. Please please please do more TT
As a cheese lover, I have been delighted to hear this man.
Thank you!
A super important point he made: The world needs to eat so we need the mass producers, but they should not get to write the laws that crush the small producers!
wished he talked more about different types of cheeses
Pure Food is Beautiful!
Keep food free!
He has what I would call a cheesy smile.
Actually, there's a movement of artisinal cheeses being made in the US. I go to a local grocery store that has a wide selection of fine cheeses. Some of my favorite cheeses have actually been made in the US! One example you could try is called bonne bouche - it's a really soft goat cheese in an ash rind, and it's from Massachusetts.
VERY nice!!!!
Beautiful video and fine information, thank you kindly.
whats with the posing smile after each answer?
YAY obsessives :D
Jesus, that last brie looked so damn good.
@missyArEeNa its called noble mold or rot and is what gives blue cheese and roquefort its texture and taste
this guy sounds really cool
Also I learned a bit watching this vid.
At bloody last. Now we need to push through uncooked cured meats.
@5:27 , heaven!
What are some good bread, cheese, and wine pairings?
pretty sure he meant the brown crust off bread.
Maybe some sort of metaphor
I just close my eyes and imagine it's Malcolm Turnbull.
@dast7b ...--> Just put the rind chunks in there and they either disintegrate (depending on the kind of cheese you have) or very hard rind will keep soft pieces when cooked, but will taste hearty and yummy instead of too strong and chewy. And the soup a bit fancier. You can do this with any edible rind (i.e. no plastic and no chemical treatment).
I like cheese more than I like people.
Whenever I see this video I remember of Chinchilla Dave... Amazing
wth, no one would ever eat the paper bag outside a sandwich LOL.
i love cheese!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
in the end of the video i actually smelled (smelled?) the cheese. Im hungry
I don't think big regulators understand cheese at all. The handmade cheeses were literally one of the keystone foods which helped propel man.
TIL THERE ARE CHEESE REBELS???? What exactly does it require to...perform a job of this standard?!
People should try Mongolian cheese!!!!!
crazy. what was the cheese at the end?
cheese
Why hasn't Will Studd updated his youtube channel in three years?
Where was this guy when the U.S banned raw milk cheese? :(
I don't know much about fine cheese- could someone explain how that's safe to consume? 0:28
I admit I don't like eating the rind raw either... But with good quality handmade cheese it would be a pity to throw it away, you can use it very well e.g. in potato soup or Minestrone and the like. An italian cheese seller told me so when I bought a piece of quite old Parmigiano. -->...
that cheese was the one from one of his french cheese episodes, i cant remember what though
does anyone know what kind of cheese he's opening at 5:27 ?
Always eat the rind.
he probably wasnt Honerary Master of Cheese International back then D:
whats the name of the cheese in the end plzz
I rather eat grass fed / raw milk cheese than American singles wrapped in plastic.
did anyone else see fungus like stuff in the cheese?
And I thought I loved cheese..
Who eats the paper bag that comes with a bread .___.
dat cheese at 5:26...
+Yu Omori I didn't even know cheese got like that
@shiminrox *badum tsss*
anyone else watch this while eating cheese?
some people like eating the paper bags off the sandwiches? O.O my whole life is a lie
i eat the rind
hmmm .. cheeeseee
It may be big corporations lobbying, but in the end its the politicians that have the final say. Honestly this is why government shouldn't get involved in food now adays, thanks to twitter, the internet, facebook, in general groups like chow, everyone will know if they are getting shafted food wise. The word can spread like wild fire.
What you have here, is government picking winners and losers.
This video is so cheesy.
I bet this dude is constipated af