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{ Janet Fletcher / Food Writer }

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Cheese Takes a Beating

March 16, 2020 janet@janetfletcher.com
Travel woes: (clockwise from upper left) Camembert au Calvados; Clochette; Burrata; French ashed cheeses

Travel woes: (clockwise from upper left) Camembert au Calvados; Clochette; Burrata; French ashed cheeses

Maybe cheese wasn’t the first thing you thought about when President Trump announced a 30-day ban on flights from Europe last week. But cheese is, indeed, a victim. It won’t be getting on planes, either. All those lovely soft spring goat cheeses from the Loire Valley…fresh mozzarella and burrata from Campania…delicate robiolas from Piemonte…these cheeses and many others have effectively had their passports revoked. “Trump said it’s not going to affect cargo, but it doesn’t work that way,” says Stephanie Ciano of World’s Best Cheese, a major importer.

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In From: France, From: Germany, From: Holland, From: Ireland, From: Italy, From: Portugal, From: Spain, From: Switzerland, Milk: Cow, Milk: Goat, Milk: Sheep, Milk: Water Buffalo, From: Britain, From: Austria Tags Coronavirus, cheese imports, flight ban, imported cheese, cheese importer, World’s Best Cheese, Fresca Italia
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Home on the Tuscan Range

November 1, 2016 janet@janetfletcher.com
Grossetano

If mozzarella di bufala has been your only experience of water-buffalo cheese, you have homework to do. Of course that’s where most of us started—swapping out cow’s-milk mozzarella in our tomato salad for the more gamy and exotic bufala. Then came burrata di bufala with that luscious cream filling. Could cheese get any sexier?

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In From: Italy Tags Grossetano, Quattro Portoni, La Maremmana, Bufala, Fresca Italia
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