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The Chemistry of Cookery

Note 12 — Chapter IX · CHEESE.

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Forty or fifty years ago these cheese fondus were one of the usual courses at many-course banquets, but now they are rarely found in the menu of such dinners. There is good reason for this. They are far too nutritious to be eaten with a dozen other things. Their proper use is to substitute the joint in an ordinary respectable meal of meat and pudding.

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