What does one do when you work in a cheese-overloaded environment, but you are supposed to be on a diet? This isn’t one of those questions that I’m posing for you so that in a few paragraphs from now I can provide some prophetic response that will save all of our waistlines. No, instead I [...]
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Cheese: how do I love thee… let me count the ways
Posted in The Word on Curd, tagged cheese, diet, fat, health, nutrition on February 11, 2010 |
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