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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;GoogleBanner&gt;other-pages&lt;/GoogleBanner&gt;<br /> {{TalkHeader}}<br /> <br /> ==old text==<br /> Blue Monday is an unusual blue [[cheese]] created by Juliet Harbutt (cheese expert) and Alex James (ex-Blur bassist). Juliet and Alex formed the &#039;&#039;&#039;[http://www.evenlodepartnership.co.uk/artists.php Evenlode Partnership]&#039;&#039;&#039; which is based the in Cotswolds. However, the [[cheese]] is produced in Tain, which is about an hour north of Inverness, by Ruaraidh Stone of the Highland Fine Cheese Co. <br /> <br /> Named after the New Order hit, Blue Monday, the [[cheese]] is made from [[cows&#039; milk]], using vegetarian rennet. It is produced in 650 g squares and has a steely, yet sweet flavour. It is milder than most blue [[cheeses]] and has a very creamy texture. It is ivory coloured, with purple-blue streaks.<br /> <br /> <br /> Visitors email =elaine.foran@macdotcom<br /> Message:<br /> The information on Blue Monday cheese is VERY out of date.<br /> Blue Monday is a cheese created in collaboration between Alex James and Elaine Foran of Alex James Presents and Judy Bell of Shepherds purse. It is a very creamy gorgonzola picante style British blue cheese handmade in Thirsk in Yorkshire. It comes in a variety of sizes from 170g to 750g and is named after Alex&#039;s favourite New Order song.<br /> <br /> Referring page: http://www.cookipedia.co.uk/recipes_wiki/Blue_Monday_cheese</div>

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