PULLMAN, Wash. – Cheese is delicious. At least, that’s this cat’s professional opinion. For the more scientific answer, I visited the cheese makers here at Washington State University.
By Sylvia Kantor, College of Agricultural, Human & Natural Resource Sciences PULLMAN, Wash. – From beer and pickles to cider and cheese, U.S. food industries that rely on fermentation are proliferating – and so is the need for an appropriately skilled workforce. Starting in the fall, Washington State University will offer classes in fermentation science […]
By Linda Weiford, WSU News PULLMAN, Wash. – Since passing an exam to become one of the first certified professional cheese experts, Nial Yager has participated in the World Cup of cheese. Not as a contender, mind you, but as a judge.
PULLMAN, Wash. – The Washington State University creamery will offer basic and advanced cheese making and pasteurization short courses in the early months of 2014. Space is limited. Register at http://public.wsu.edu/~creamery/upcoming.htm.
Related Fall 2010 Washington State magazine – The secret to Cougar Gold 08-14-10 WSU Today – Circa 1987: Oldest Cougar Gold cracked open, still tasty 08-11-10 WSU Today – Cheese can design changes; product remains 09-16-08 WSU Today – Ferdinand’s 60th anniversary 05-12-06 WSU Today – What’s in a name? WSU bullish on […]
Al Howell and Russ Savadalena (l-r) with 23-year old Cougar Gold cheese, cracked open on Aug. 12, 2010 at Ferdinand’s Creamery. Photo by Tim Marsh, WSU Today Related Fall 2010 Washington State magazine – W19: The secret to Cougar Gold Cheese 08-18-10 Wall Street Journal – Cougar Gold puzzles Obama press corp […]
PULLMAN — The year was 1940 and N. S. Golding was in the Washington State College creamery surrounded by a group of dairy science students. Crowding near, the young men strained to follow as Golding described the intricacies of cheese-making… “Golding was English and had a habit of talking with a pencil in his […]
Christina Alexandre-Zeoli is passionate about her work, and understandably so. She has worked as the principal cheesemaker for the WSU creamery, making the famous Cougar Gold, American cheddars and Viking cheeses. “I love what I do; it’s my passion,” she said. “To see all the cheese lined up in the cooler, I think, ‘I’m part […]
Cougar Gold, Washington State University’s famous white, sharp, cheddar cheese, earned a Gold Award at the prestigious 2006 World Cheese Awards in London this past June.Cougar Gold was one of four cheeses in its class to earn Gold Awards. Nine cheeses were entered. “The prestige of winning gold at the World Cheese Awards is close […]