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England - The Champion of English Cheese
From Cheese Slices
A 30-minute how-to episode from Cheese Slices, Season 4, Episode 1.
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Will visits influential cheese retailer Neal's Yard Dairy in London, where cheese champion Randolph Hodgson explains how English traditional farmhouse country cheese was saved from extinction. Will then drops in on one of the last producers of farmhouse Cheshire, before heading to Wensleydale, made famous by Wallace and Gromit. Finally, he looks at a controversial raw milk blue cheese called Stichelton and why its success may change the way Stilton is made.
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FAQ
How long is England - The Champion of English Cheese?
England - The Champion of English Cheese runs for 30m for this episode.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of episode is this?
It is tagged under how-to, season premiere, travel, food.
How big is the series commitment?
This series currently shows 20 episodes across 4 seasons.
Series Binge Profile
Total Content Density: 10 hours 13 minutes (20 episodes)
Intensity Rating: Relaxed Watch Easy viewing. Perfect for casual watches.
Binge Milestones
1 episode/day: 20 days
3 episodes/day: 7 days
5 episodes/day: 4 days
Episodes (20)
- S01E01 - Italy - Gogonzola and Cave-ripened Taleggio
- S01E02 - France - Traditional AOC Goats' Cheese of Poitou
- S01E03 - Italy - Parmigiano Reggiano and Grana Padano
- S02E04 - France - The Legend of Roquefort
- S02E06 - USA - New Artisan and Farmstead Cheeses of Vermont
- S02E07 - Stilton - The King of English Cheese
- S03E01 - Greece - Food of the Gods and the Traditional Cheeses of Greece
- S03E02 - France & Spain - Basque and Ossau Iraty Cheese
- S03E03 - France - Traditional Cheeses of Massif Central and Auvergne
- S03E05 - France - Cheeses of Savoie France and the Alps
- S03E07 - Netherlands - Boerenhaas Cheeses
- S03E08 - USA - New Farmstead Cheese of North California
- S04E01 - England - The Champion of English Cheese Viewing
- S04E10 - Japan - The Japanese Cheese Revolution
- S04E03 - Canada - Artisan Cheeses of Quebec
- S04E04 - Portugal - Traditional Cheeses of Portugal
- S04E05 - Italy - Mozzarella and the Cheeses of Campania
- S04E06 - USA - Farmhouse Cheese of Wisconsin
- S04E08 - USA - Artisan Cheeses of the States
- S04E09 - France - Brie and the French Affinuer
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