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December 15, 2012

16:59 • 5 months ago

Researchers zero in on the age of cheesemaking

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7,000+years of cheesemaking, according to researchers. Ancient pieces of pottery discovered in Poland are believed to have been built for production of cheese — the sieve-like pots allowed users to separate out lactose from their curds. source

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