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Start Cheesemaking with a Free Book and Discounted Supplies

About a month ago Stewart wrapped up his design work on the latest free eBook from Cultures for Health. This time around it was the Cheesemaking book and besides drawing up an outline, I had little to do with it.

You see, I’ve only ever really ventured into cheesemaking once. It was a shocking success, considering that the process of making cheese appears so intimidating on the surface. I haven’t taken the time (or the milk) to do it since then, but with lots of information for the beginner or the experienced cheesemaker, I know where I can find some great help.

If you’ve been wanting to get into cheesemaking, now might be a great time to start. You can get this FREE 280 page eBook with tons of how-tos, background, and recipes on the cheesemaking process.

To further bolster your cheesemaking beginnings, CFH is offering 15% off all cheesemaking supplies. You can find rennet, cheesecloth, cultures, presses, kits, and more at a nice discount and $3.99 flat rate shipping when you use the coupon code CHEESE through October 15.

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