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While touring Wisconsin last month, George W. Bush made an unscheduled stop at the Cady Cheese Factory, in Wilson, which turns out torpedoes of Colby and pepper Jack for machine-slicing at the deli counter. The candidate's swing-state snack made Fox News, and the Times ran a wire photo showing Bush holding a platter of curds surrounded by half a dozen locals in hairnets.
"I'm sure it was bad cheese," Jonathan White said the other day, at Bobolink Dairy, the two-hundred-acre farm on the New York-New Jersey border that he runs with his wife, Nina. The Whites are artisanal cheesemakers who believe that cows should live outside and eat...
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