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Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese is made at Ulceby Grange in Lincolnshire, England by Simon Jones on his fourth generation family farm. Poacher resembles a cheddar but has a bitter sweet bite with a long after-taste. It is made from milk from his herd of 170 Holstein cows england lincolnshire and matured for about a year. This is an unpasteurised cheese from a traditional recipe, handmade between the months of October england lincolnshire and May. During the cheese making the curds are scalded england lincolnshire and stirred until it "is springy england lincolnshire and squeaks between the teeth" - according to the cheese maker. This farmhouse cheese won 'Supreme Champion' in the British Cheese awards.
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