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A Baby Swiss To Write Home About
Between four and five pounds of Baby Swiss direct from the vats and agitators of Phil Mueller's Minerva Cheese Factory, Minerva Ohio.
You
should try it. Not as dry as ordinary swiss, a little softer, a little
more yellow in color, perhaps not quite as holey. I liked it a lot.
Phil has won prizes with this cheese and well he should. I suspect his kids are doing most of the work these days while he takes all the credit.
Though
of course I must confess that he is my cousin and I am a cheesehead
from childhood. Still, I don't know why that should bias you all that
much. It didn't me. Brett who? Never heard of him.
