It’s 7:50 p.m. on a Thursday, last call for happy hour at Enoterra, one of Shanghai’s trendiest wine-and-cheese joints for the young and upwardly mobile. At the bar, a trio of sharply dressed Chinese ...

My first taste of Danish blue cheese officially ended my pondering as to whether or not I would fall in love with strongly flavored cheese as I have done with that addictive Western import they call ...

As autumn temperatures drop, the Chinese like to pamper themselves with hotpot to escape the chill. In recent years, cheese fondue, a tradition from Switzerland of dipping bread and other foods in ...

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Cheese, glorious cheese. Some people love it and can't imagine life without it, while others, well, they're perfectly happy living their cheese-free lives. Will cheese become the "next big thing" - ...

<bold>The Chinese, as a nation, are not keen on dairy foods and many are uncomfortable with the very idea of cheese - so the cheese-loving inhabitants of the south-western province of Yunnan are far ...

THE world’s oldest piece of cheese has been found in the tomb of a Chinese mummy. Archaeologists reckon a peckish Bronze Age farmer was buried with a chunk of their favourite smelly stuff. The morsel ...

Ever since Sihan Zhou tried cheese for the first time she’s been captivated by its flavour and texture and on the hunt for more. Her first taste was at the age of seven when she ate a Hawaiian pizza ...

About 20 years ago, researchers discovered three ancient mummies in China. They had a strange white substance smeared around their necks, which turned out to be chunks of preserved cheese. Dating back ...