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the cheese group
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nogoer
2007-01-18 21:27:50 UTC
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So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
Joel Olson
2007-01-18 22:16:24 UTC
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Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
Well, we don't have anybody posting recipes for macaroni.
Dave Ryman
2007-01-18 23:39:13 UTC
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Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
You and I are partly to blame - when was the last time either of us posted
anything useful?
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Gunther Anderson
2007-01-19 01:51:22 UTC
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Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
I've recently wondered what we did wrong to deserve this particular bit
of performance art. Makes me miss Farmer Swensen. Actually, he had a
good naturedness and sense of humor about his fun, and did respect the
group at least...

I think the lion's share of traffic has moved off to a Yahoo mailing
list, but speak no ill of Joel's efforts. He's almost single-handedly
keeping a light on here. Plus, with Google archiving this all so well,
Joel is effectively moving the USDA handbook, one variety at a time,
into those archives. So then when someone asks, "What the heck is
Gjetost?", there's at least an answer, if not a recipe. And actually,
the USDA book (with all its cross references) is enough for an
experienced artisan to work it out.

I alas haven't had time to make cheese in a long time. Still hanging
out, hoping for time and inspiration...

Gunther Anderson
nogoer
2007-01-22 20:48:56 UTC
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Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
I've watched this group for a long time as part of my cheese making
research, but it never really took off like some other groups like
alt.bread.recipes. I'm sorry if i offended anyone, but i was just
trying to stir the pot a little and see who was around. My apologies to
those it's due, except the kakaa guy thats just uneeded nonsense. When
he posts something cheese related and normal i will apologize to him.

Jenson
Zarky Zork
2007-01-24 00:58:01 UTC
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I stop by every time I check the newsgroups, but frankly, unless you're
making it, the only thing to post is "Yep, just tried a new cheese. Not
bad." Cheese is for eating, and there arent really any vintages to talk
about and compare like wine. And there aren't a whole lot of health
benefits like tea. And it's not quite as sexy as teenage pornstars.
So......
slwitman
2007-02-20 13:14:09 UTC
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I actually just came to this group looking for useful info on cheese making.
I've been to all the sites that have very good descriptions of the processes
for various cheeses but it is always nice to have a place to post follow up
questions. It seems like you guys have the knowledge. You just need the
'questions' to be asked. I just ordered some supplies from The Grape......
I'm retired and have the time to play!! I have started sourdough bread,
which we eat regularly as well as regular long loaves of french bread. I
also make yogurt every other day. So why not cheese, which we love.
Especially feta and blue. I will go through the progression of cheese
making as one site (schmidl??) suggested. Just nice to have a place to come
to when needed.

Thanks

Tom
Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
slwitman
2007-02-23 15:18:06 UTC
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The biggest turnoff to this group is the fact that it is not moderated in
anyway to get rid of all the crap that keeps showing up!!!! Just look up
the list and find something worthwhile - I challenge you. Somehow you have
to get rid of the stupid posts by spammers who should all be lined up and
shot. I'll even provide the gun and ammo.
Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting like kakaa.
Radium
2007-03-02 05:25:09 UTC
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Post by nogoer
So whats happened to this group? Its been relegated to one guy posting
pointless descriptions of every cheese in the world and another posting
childish drivel about cheese tasting likekakaa.
Cheddar cheese stinks like human kakaa
Radium
2007-03-02 05:39:56 UTC
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Cheddar cheese = stinky thick human diarrhea kakaa foam

Just steer clear of cheddar cheese.

Cheddar cheese stinks like human kakaa

Cheddar cheese causes a foul-smelling foam of diarrhea kakaa and wet,
foamy farts in humans who eat it.

The nastiest cheesy odor for me include cheddar cheese, parseman, and
romano cheeses -- cheddar being the worst. These cheese stink,
especially when heated. I hate hot cheddar cheeses. On burgers, many
have melted cheddar cheese on it. This gives off a very stinky nasty
odor that makes gag just when thinking about it.

While Limburger does smell bad, its not nearly as stinky as cheddar.

When heated, many cheeses tend to develop different flavors. I can't
stand it. I don't know how anyone can. I've tried to eat a
cheeseburger. BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARF. The hot cheddar cheese was
so overpowering. I just don't get how anyone can stand heated cheddar
cheese. It is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO strong and
stinky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheddar cheese = foamy human diarrhea kakaa.

Anyone who thinks he/she likes cheddar cheese is self-destructive and
needs therapy for his/her own good.

Cheddar cheese is a nasty demon of a laxative. It makes your farts and
kakaa unusually malodorous. It causes you to squirt thick stinky foamy
kakaa on the toilet seat along with the toilet bowl.

Next time you think of eating a slice of cheddar cheese, remember,
your next day will be kakaa hell.

In addition, low-fat cheese is causes far more stinky farts and
diarrhea than full-fat cheese.

Cream cheese can taste wonderful and not cause any diarrhea or
unusually-stinky farts. OTOH, cheddar cheese [esp. non-fat] stinks
like human diarrhea kakaa foam. You have to flush around 3 times to
clean the toilet bowl. Expect a noticeable amount of stinky kakaa foam
to be on the toilet seat, and perhaps even the lid. Also expect the
bathroom to stink like human fart for the next 2 days. No air-
freshener will help. Try to fart a day after eating cheddar cheese --
you'll end up doing stinky kakaa in your pants.

Cheddar cheese causes your anus to feel tickly and itchy the next day.
Its a very sickening feeling. Its like ants going up your ass. Very
disgusting. It causes your kakaa to stinky badly. Simply laughing or
sneezing can cause you to involuntarily-release small pieces of
extremely-stinky kakaa foam from your kakaa-hole.

The day after eating cheddar cheese, defecation feels like some
pervert is tickling your ass while you do kakaa.

So take my advice. Avoid cheddar
cheese!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such abstinence will save you the embarassment of public
defecation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The problem is, cheddar cheese by itself stinks like human kakaa.

A slice of cheddar cheese = square piece of human kakaa.

If you're going to eat cheddar cheese, you might as well eat human
kakaa. Because both stink equally badly.

I am only telling the truth. Cheddar cheese stinks like thick human
diarrhea kakaa foam and causes stinky foamy viscous diarrhea kakaa and
silent-but-deadly wet farts in humans. This farting is often
accompanied by an unintended defecation of stinky thick diarrheal
kakaa foam.

I eats lots of butter and cream. No diarrhea, no unusually-malodorous
farts/feces. I have no problem with sour cream or cream cheese.

Its cheddar cheese thats evil.

Cheddar cheese causes stinky diarrhea foam and stinky foamy farts in
humans.

Cheddar cheese stinks like thick human diarrhea kakaa foam and human
fart foam.
nogoer
2007-03-30 18:53:05 UTC
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Post by slwitman
The biggest turnoff to this group is the fact that it is not moderated in
anyway to get rid of all the crap that keeps showing up!!!! Just look up
the list and find something worthwhile - I challenge you. Somehow you have
to get rid of the stupid posts by spammers who should all be lined up and
shot. I'll even provide the gun and ammo.
Post by nogoer
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If your looking for a more active place to discuss and ask questions
please feel free to visit the forums on my website http://www.foodartisan.net.
They arent super active, but lots of people check them out and a
couple people poke thier heads in every now and then. I just havent
figured out how to get the lurkers to actually post yet. I also try to
keep my current cheese exploits in discussion as well.

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