Bloomy, wrinkly, hairy, and sometimes scary, there’s a lot happening on the surface of a cheese. In fact, there’s more activity than we ever imagined. Harvard scientist Rachel Dutton is responsible for some of the startling new research on cheese rinds. Her study is set to be released this summer and she’ll share her findings with you. You’ll taste the cheeses she studied, and learn about all that the eye can’t see.
Bloomy, wrinkly, hairy, and sometimes scary, there’s a lot happening on the surface of a cheese. In fact, there’s more activity than we ever imagined. Harvard scientist Rachel Dutton is responsible for some of the startling new research on cheese rinds. Her study is set to be released this summer and she’ll share her findings with you. You’ll taste the cheeses she studied, and learn about all that the eye can’t see.
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