The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 293 of 464 (63%)
page 293 of 464 (63%)
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Farm Vale
_England_ Cream cheese of Somerset wrapped in tin foil and boxed in wedges, eight to a box. Fat cheese _see_ Frontage Gras and Maile Pener. Fenouil _see_ Tome de Savoie. Ferme _see_ Farm. Feta _see_ Chapter 3. Feuille de Dreux _Béarn, France_ November to May. "Filled cheese" _England_ Before our processed and food cheese era some scoundrels in the cheese business over there added animal fats and margarine to skimmed milk to make it pass as whole milk in making cheese. Such adulteration killed the flavor and quality, and no doubt some of the customers. Luckily in America we put down this vicious counterfeiting with pure food laws. But such foreign fats are still stuffed into the skimmed milk of many foreign cheeses. To take the place of the natural butterfat the phony fats are whipped in violently and extra rennet is added to speed up |
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