| Other suspects are roast beef, ham, salami sticks, chicken legs and unpasteurised milk. |
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| The full product range includes pasteurised and unpasteurised cow, goat and sheep's milk cheeses. |
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| The company brews its own selection of nine stouts, ales and lagers in Dublin using chemical-free, unpasteurised brewing methods. |
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| It's made in Berkshire from unpasteurised sheep's milk, usually reserved for firmer cheeses, but Wigmore is soft and voluptuous. |
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| I remember rubbing the mould from beautiful unpasteurised washed rind cheeses with a soft cloth. |
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| The unpasteurised milk used to produce this cheese comes from cows that are feed alfalfa, giving this cheese its unique taste. |
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| The farm Saint Nectaire:: unpasteurised cow's milk cheese, uncooked, pressed and with a bloomy rind displaying white, yellow and red mould. |
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| When travelling to at-risk countries, people may be afforded some protection by the non-consumption of unpasteurised dairy products. |
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| My one serious criticism was that the cream that came with it was a pale shadow of the thick, unpasteurised cream from a Jersey or Guernsey cow that such a pudding calls for. |
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| Farm-produced cheese is made using unpasteurised whole milk, non-standardised in terms of fat and protein. |
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| Of course, in the intervening years, I've forgotten some of it but I still remember filling my milk container with fresh, creamy, unpasteurised milk. |
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| All production is currently small-scale, carried out on small farms and uses unpasteurised milk. |
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| This Trappist cheese is prepared in a traditional way with unprocessed, unpasteurised milk. |
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| Most Swiss cheese is made with unpasteurised milk, an additional reason to treat it as soon as possible after milking. |
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| Avoid raw, unpasteurised milk or foods made from it such as raw milk cheese. |
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| Other methods of exposure include the drinking of unpasteurised milk from an infected cow and the sharing of common water or feed sources. |
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| Transmission in humans may also occur due to the ingestion of unpasteurised dairy and cheese products or through aerosols in abattoirs. |
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| Made on Royal Deeside to a family recipe, the unpasteurised cheese is hand-pressed using two different curds and has a creamy texture. |
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| Mothers-to-be avoid shellfish and turn down unpasteurised cheese as a matter of course – the only reason many of them continue to drink a little alcohol is that no research has ever found that small amounts are harmful. |
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| Unfiltered, unpasteurised or speciality beers, brewed by the likes of Bernard, Kocour, Svijany, Uneticky and Zatec, are available like never before. |
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| Made from full-fat, unpasteurised cow's milk, generally the Modicana breed, mainly left to graze freely in the pastures of the Hyblean mountains, in unspoilt meadows rich in aromatic herbs. |
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| Milk is unpasteurised and so should be boiled. |
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| A unique production method enables Père Olive to offer its customers a wide range of unpasteurised and unsterilised table olives, thereby preserving the fresh taste and the crisp texture of the fruit. |
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| She produces Anster cheese using unpasteurised milk from her husband Robert's herd of cattle. |
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| Cautions have always been placed on the purchase of breast milk online as it is unpasteurised and often not kept in sterile equipment. |
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| The infection can also be contracted by eating contaminated food or drinking unpasteurised milk. |
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| Real ale in a bottle is unpasteurised and is not artificially carbonated. |
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