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New cheesemaking website

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  1. Hi
    Hope this is not classed as spam. Please delete if it is. I have been
    making cheese at home for a few months now, and have been searching the
    net for somewhere to chat to others about it etc. Found some good
    tutorials but nothing much in the way of a forum etc.

    so I made one. (Still loads to do though!) If you are interested in
    making cheese and want to exchange ideas, please visit my forum on my
    site. its all free and theres no pop up ads or other annoying things.

    thanks

    oh its at www.cheesemaking.org uk

  2. On 8 May 2006 17:06:59 -0700, [email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    Hi
    Hope this is not classed as spam. Please delete if it is. I have been
    making cheese at home for a few months now, and have been searching the
    net for somewhere to chat to others about it etc. Found some good
    tutorials but nothing much in the way of a forum etc.

    so I made one. (Still loads to do though!) If you are interested in
    making cheese and want to exchange ideas, please visit my forum on my
    site. its all free and theres no pop up ads or other annoying things.

    thanks

    oh its at www.cheesemaking.org uk

    Incredible. This guy just ended up spamming for a competing
    website. The only contents on his site (once you fix the URL
    above) is a "Cheese Dictionary" that contains 4 terms, and a
    "Make Donations" button. Not too smart, are they.

    Anybody who had their hearts set on an honest cheese-making page,
    see:

    http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Cheese.html
    (The ginger ale recipe is new, I gotta try that).

    And while this next one is very commercial in nature, they have a
    lot of good info last I looked.

    www.leeners.com/cheese.html

    -sw

  3. "Steve Wertz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On 8 May 2006 17:06:59 -0700, [email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    Hi
    Hope this is not classed as spam. Please delete if it is. I have been
    making cheese at home for a few months now, and have been searching the
    net for somewhere to chat to others about it etc. Found some good
    tutorials but nothing much in the way of a forum etc.

    so I made one. (Still loads to do though!) If you are interested in
    making cheese and want to exchange ideas, please visit my forum on my
    site. its all free and theres no pop up ads or other annoying things.

    thanks

    oh its at www.cheesemaking.org uk

    Incredible. This guy just ended up spamming for a competing
    website. The only contents on his site (once you fix the URL
    above) is a "Cheese Dictionary" that contains 4 terms, and a
    "Make Donations" button. Not too smart, are they.

    Anybody who had their hearts set on an honest cheese-making page,
    see:

    http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Cheese.html
    (The ginger ale recipe is new, I gotta try that).

    And while this next one is very commercial in nature, they have a
    lot of good info last I looked.

    www.leeners.com/cheese.html

    -sw

    Thanks for all the urls. DH just said this afternoon after we signed up for
    our raw milk, that we should start making some curds.
    Appreciated,
    Dee Dee

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