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Cheese Making Courses at Caves Branch

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From www.facebook.com - January 17, 2013 11:25 PM

That great cheese that can now be found around Cayo, and sometimes at the Saturday market, comes from Caves Branch Lodge, where they'll be having Cheese in Belize courses starting tomorrow, and next Friday.  Cheeses of Italy starts tomorrow, and Cheeses of the World starts next week.

 

"Cheese Making at Caves Branch, Belize at the "Ye Old Cheese House"  Only one week left to register for our two Cheese Making workshops in January.  January 18 19 20 21 and January 25 26 27 28, with Artisan Cheese Masters Dr. Larry and Linda Faillace from Three Shepherds Farm in Vermont.  Only a few spots left..  Contact us now at cheese@cavesbranch.com for more information."

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https://www.facebook.com/events/574038612609626/

https://www.facebook.com/events/467326606637485/

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Artisan Cheese, Wine, and Jam

Artisan Cheese, Wine, and Jam | Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture | Scoop.it
From www.facebook.com - September 10, 2012 6:06 PM

You can find everything at Cayo's Saturday market.  And now, there is really good cheese and premium homemade wines.  There's also homemade jams, jellies and hot sauces.  When you buy cheeses and soaps from the Caves Branch tent, all the proceeds go to the Belize National Youth Chess Federation.  

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Gourmet Cheese Making In The Jungle

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From www.belize.com - January 12, 2013 8:21 AM

Great article about Ian Anderson's artisan cheese, which can usually be found at Cayo's Saturday market.  It's some of the best cheese you can find around Cayo.  They even have a vacation package where guests learn how to make cheese.  All proceeds go towards the BNYCF.  Great cheese, great idea!

 

"Currently all cheeses are made with cow’s milk, purchased from a neighbor’s dairy.  This winter, Caves Branch will be importing both milk goats and more sheep from the U.S.A.  Semi-hard cheeses such as Old Brabander, Spressa, Trappist, Parmesan and soft cheeses, such as Ricotta, whipped Quark Feta, Roquefort and triple crème Camembert are offered for sale.  The soft cheeses are often blended with herbs, peppers or garlic.  Marketing began at the local market and over facebook to friends.  Two resorts are already serving Caves Branch cheeses to their guests and the growing trend to ‘serve local’ is increasing demand.  All the ingredients to produce the cheeses are donated by the Andersons and all of the proceeds from the cheese sales are donated to fund the ‘youth at risk’ programs of the Belize National Youth Chess Foundation, which Mrs. Ella Anderson founded and chairs."

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Their fb page: http://www.facebook.com/BelizeJungleLodge.AdventureTous

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K.I.R.M. God is Business " From Day One"'s curator insight, June 26, 2018 11:44 AM

  • Youth help may come in ways that you dont expect such as great Youth Programs as the one in the article being At zrisk Youth Program of the Belize National Chess Foundation , Founder, Mrs Ella Anderson.
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Cheese Making Classes at Caves Branch

Cheese Making Classes at Caves Branch | Cayo Scoop! The Ecology of Cayo Culture | Scoop.it
From www.cheesemakingbelize.com - July 24, 2012 8:03 PM

Caves Branch is doing something different.  They're offering packages where you can learn cheese making skills between the jungle adventures.  Sounds unique.  Hope they sell some cheeses at the Saturday market.

 

"Whether you love to eat great cheese and want to know more, or have a desire to make cheese at home for friends and family, or want to pursue cheesemaking as a career, these classes are designed to help you attain a deeper understanding of the secrets of cheese making.  And when you’re not in class, explore the Caves Branch Jungle lodge and participate in exciting jungle tours."

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