MAY 2023 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [MAY Newsletter]
Volume 16, Issue 3 of Culture, Curds and Cheesey Chatter | May, 2023 – DOWNLOAD FULL PDF NEWSLETTER AFS group Does a Dairy tour The Cheese Center Museum was a multi-cultural […]
MARCH/APRIL 2023 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [MARCH/APRIL Newsletter]
A Connecticut-based cheesemaker, who is originally from Monticello, took home the top prize at the 2023 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest.
JAN/FEB 2023 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [JAN/FEB Newsletter]
Thank you to our loyal NHCC members, volunteers, cheese industry supporters, and friends of NHCC for making the year 2022 a most successful year! Looking forward to “Opening Day” May 4, 2023!
DEC 2022 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [DEC Newsletter]
It was the day before Christmas Eve and while helping out in the cheese store I heard a heck of a commotion out in the parking lot. I walked out in the driveway and here is Kris Kringle driving a 1949 bright red two door suburban. She was decked out with laker pipes that had quite a rumble!!
NOV 2022 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [NOV Newsletter]
A group of 20 friends, unexpectedly, arrived early one morning to tour our museum and were greeted by ”surprised” NHCC docents. For the last 17 years, the group has met in various places in the Midwest. This year they selected Monroe, New Glarus, and Mt. Horeb for their getaways.
JAN 2022 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [JAN Newsletter]
NHCC turned up the heat on Thursday, Jan. 14 for 10 exchange students from Argentina, accompanied by Juda High School English teacher, Jane Brewer. They had lunch at the famous Baumgartner’s Cheese Store and Restaurant….with many eating grilled SWISS cheese sandwiches (no one “braved’ trying LIMBURGER!). The students informed Executive Director Donna Douglas that it was 105 degrees in their hometown of Buenos Aires, that day!
DEC 2021 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [DEC Newsletter]
So, it was one sunny afternoon and this massive shiny red 58 Chevy Impala shows up in my driveway, and out pops Kris Kringle. He is laughing hysterically at the look on my face looking at his car. I asked him what he was up to on this fine fall day. He said he has had an issue that he thought he should bring to my attention. He said I have an uncle that I do not know about. He told me he is just an ornery old Koot and nothing Kris does cheers him up. I ask him who the heck it was, thinking I know all my relatives.
NOV 2021 CULTURE, CURDS AND CHEESY CHATTER [NOV Newsletter]
Docent Virgil Leopold, left, a retired educator, kept a group of Rock County Home School students enthralled by the history of cheese when the group visited the National Historic Cheesemaking Center recently.
