Take a quick bite and you'll learn immediately why Finnish squeaky cheese--also called juustoa--earned its name. But beyond the noise it makes against your teeth, the main reason to sit down and enjoy a slice of this Yooper treat is because is just tastes so darn good.
Source: Lansing State Journal
A 9,000-year-old tool was discovered by researchers in Delta County not too long ago, as noted in this post that originally appeared on Yooper Steez. How much you want to bet it was used for either cutting venison or making pasties?
Tracy and Terry DeBacker are combining generations of dairy experience with the local-food trend to succeed in a family dairy business in the western Upper Peninsula. That cream-top milk you've been seeing in the grocery store? These are the people that make it, and how they do it.
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