Live Virtual Tour of Ferdinand’s

Can’t make it in to Ferdinand’s this fall? Global Connections takes you on a delicious ride through the wonderful world of Ferdinand’s Creamery where Cougar Gold cheese is made – along with many other scrumptious delights.

Learn about how cheese is made, start to finish, and get a first-hand, live look at the cheese making facility.  Cheese maker Nial Yager, will take your questions about the making of cheese and ice cream as well as the rich and long-standing history and tradition of Ferdinand’s.  Don’t miss this one-on-one tour, a surprising treat for students near and far.

To attend, click on the provided link to our Global Connections Live Event Page on Nov. 7th at 9:30 a.m.:

https://connections.wsu.edu/watchlive.aspx

Join our can of Cougar Gold on its journey through campus:

https://youtu.be/Zdkxn53eOck

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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