‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

dv said:

‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

I’d be happy if it came up to my chest.

That’ll be nice, but rather strange given that Australian cheese producers can only market their own unpasteurised cheese if they follow very expensive restrictions that UK and French producers don’t have to bother with.

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

I’d be happy if it came up to my chest.

I see

dv said:

‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

Wish i worked in an emergency dept.

What fun there is in store, with so many gastric/explosive diarrhea cases in the offing.

captain_spalding said:

dv said:

‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

Wish i worked in an emergency dept.

What fun there is in store, with so many gastric/explosive diarrhea cases in the offing.

And Listeria. That’s the one that bothers me.

Here we are, scared shitless about FMD, but, hey, let’s allow unpasteurised dairy products into the country by the shi*load!

What could possibly go wrong?

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

‘Big win for cheese lovers’: fromageries celebrate melting of Australia’s ‘ultraconservative’ rules

Experts call new deal to import UK raw milk cheeses a win for flavour, though authorities still urge caution with unpasteurised varieties
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2022/jul/29/australia-uk-raw-milk-cheese-deal-fromageries-celebrate-melting-rules

In “a big win for cheese lovers” Australians will soon be able to enjoy British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

The deal, signed last week at the Australian high commission in London, will allow the UK to export 12 varieties to Australia. Six varieties of raw milk cheese, including Montgomery’s cheddar and Sparkenhoe red leicester, were served as the ink dried.

It is a big development in what has been a slow trickle of change, reversing laws made in 1998 that stipulated all cheese sold in Australia be pasteurised.

I’d be happy if it came up to my chest.

I see

I hope you appreciated the cultural reference there.

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

I’d be happy if it came up to my chest.

I see

I hope you appreciated the cultural reference there.

Not sure I do

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I see

I hope you appreciated the cultural reference there.

Not sure I do

His name was Ernie, and he drove the fastest milk-car in the West.

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

I see

I hope you appreciated the cultural reference there.

Not sure I do

Hill, B

cheese eaters in europe must be dropping like flies with all the poisonous cheese being consumed.

The Rev Dodgson said:

dv said:

The Rev Dodgson said:

I hope you appreciated the cultural reference there.

Not sure I do

Hill, B

That’s a well formulated joke.

ChrispenEvan said:

cheese eaters in europe must be dropping like flies with all the poisonous cheese being consumed.

I wonder whether it counts as a preexisting condition

> British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

Oh great. Salmonella here we come.

mollwollfumble said:

> British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

Oh great. Salmonella here we come.

It will not be compulsory to eat these cheeses….

party_pants said:

mollwollfumble said:

> British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

Oh great. Salmonella here we come.

It will not be compulsory to eat these cheeses….

ChrispenEvan said:

party_pants said:

mollwollfumble said:

> British raw milk cheeses, with new regulations part of a growing move away from enforced pasteurisation.

Oh great. Salmonella here we come.

It will not be compulsory to eat these cheeses….

shrug it’s not like loose gun laws mean obligatory murder but yet there are differences between places with different looseness

Blessed are the cheese makers.

bucolic3401 said:

Blessed are the cheese makers.

Hello, bucolic