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Southwind
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On another forum, I ran across a poster who claimed that when living on a boat, they used to coat hard cheese in salt, turning it for three days until a rind formed, and that after doing this the cheese did not have to be refridgerated and would keep for several months. Has anyone else heard of doing this?
Orbits
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I think they could answer your question here:

"Historic Cheesemaking Center
2108 7th Avenue
Monroe, Wisconson
608-325-4636
Cheesemaking equipment, dairy farming heritage, cheese factory replicas, railroad memorabilia, and local history housed in the restored Monroe Depot. Renovated ribside caboose on the grounds."

   

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