Abbaye de Belloc is a sheep's milk cheese developed in the 1960s by Benedictine monks in the French Pyrenees. Until about a decade ago, the monks made and aged the cheese in their abbey, using raw ...

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Strange things are afoot in the Basque country, a region spanning parts of France and Spain with an age-old cheese-making tradition. National identity is invoked; politicians, unions, and ...

Thanks to Sarria, Boise Basques can cook with piquillo peppers from Basque country, and make paella with special rice he flies in. They also can get other traditional staples, such as apricot or fig ...

Trader Joe's stocks its shelves with almost entirely name-brand products. Some of those name brand products are imported cheeses it sells at a price that is much better than regular grocery stores.

The 'Valorlact' project shows that it is possible to make use of over 80 percent of the whey from Basque cheese-making dairies Making use of more than 80% of the whey produced at cheese-making dairies ...