A former McDonald's corporate chef says there is one store-brand cheese that can be easily found that tastes almost exactly like what is on the chain's burgers.
Wisconsin is known as America's Dairyland for a reason. According to the latest data from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the state's dairy industry is making a bigger impact than ever before.
his festival has been around since 1936. It was originally created to help dairy farmers increase their business. According to the festival's website, many dairy farmers from Europe settled in the area, making it a prime spot for cheese production. Business declined in the 1930s, so the first Cheese Festival was organized to boost sales. The inaugural event took place on September 29-30, 1936.
Not that our state, which has laws against mispronouncing Joliet as Jolly-ette, or giving dogs a cigar has anything to look down its nose at, but our friends behind the cheddar curtain have some interesting ideas about cheese legalities and other things.