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Mon 27-Aug-12
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Hattie said:

Nice looking......good for Christmas gifts. How does it taste?

I think it tastes very nice but have been told it tastes exceptional smug big_laugh

Very much like shop bought smoked cheddar but less plasticky if that makes sense.

I did some Wensleydale which worked OK. Tried some Barkham Blue (a local cheese) but this had a slight strange bitter-sweet taste. Also did some Spenwood (another local cheese) and that was OK.

The cheddar tastes the best.

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Sat 13-Apr-13
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Hmmm thought I had posted this one this morning but its not there so here is a second try. what_the_heck

In November I am giving a talk on my curing and smoking. Here is a linky to my presentation in my DropBox public folder (please note that it'll probably start downloading it when you click on it… all 40Mb big_laugh ) . I thought you might like to have a look and give me some feedback. Obviously you won't have the speil to go with it.

I have used Libre Office to write it.
(LibreOffice is community-driven and developed software which is a project of the not-for-profit organization)

I can export it to Powerpoint if required smile