this is much appreciated...ty. Camembert rocks! It's great seeing you getting more relaxed with your presentation as the channel progresses. It feels more and more like I'm hearing a mate chat in the pub.
That was really well researched and presented. I think Marie Harel can be called the inventor of Camembert, but more in the way that Webster is the "inventor" of the English language. It was defined, codified, and passed down by Harel, so she has invented what we know has Camembert.
I recently found your channel and I love it. I enjoy specific details of history and you are engaging and informative. Thank you for this and I wish you nothing but success.
You've outdone yourself! This was absolutely amazing. I have a slight cheese addiction and I love finding out about the history of my favourite cheeses. When my mother was pregnant with me she gorged on camembert of all things. I guess I acquired the taste early... 😅
oooo...there's truth in every myth - only problem is winkling it out, although you can infer a lot of sociological information from many myths; either about the source, or the re-teller. As an aside...I'd love to see a chat about the relationship (or not) between various 'runny' cheeses like Camembert, Stinking Bishop, etc. What you reckon?
@@cheesehistory luvvit...I foresee some pretty cool reaction shots. Personally, I'll never forget the ghastly smell of Stinking Bishop - but I'll never forget the amazing layered taste either.
Nice research as always, very interesting informations! 😀
Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it
this is much appreciated...ty. Camembert rocks!
It's great seeing you getting more relaxed with your presentation as the channel progresses. It feels more and more like I'm hearing a mate chat in the pub.
Glad you enjoyed it
That was really well researched and presented. I think Marie Harel can be called the inventor of Camembert, but more in the way that Webster is the "inventor" of the English language. It was defined, codified, and passed down by Harel, so she has invented what we know has Camembert.
That is a great way of looking at it
great video! thank you!
changing the music in every chapter really helped me to focus on the story 🙂
That's great to hear 😁
I really like camembert. I really appreciate it more now knowing a little bit more about it. Thank you for helping to educate me on this!
It's a really fascinating story
I recently found your channel and I love it. I enjoy specific details of history and you are engaging and informative. Thank you for this and I wish you nothing but success.
Thank you so much 😊
This is amazing!! So glad I found this channel. Subscribed!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Fantastic video, thank you so much!
just want to say thank-you for the hard work you do (research) 😎🖖✌👍👌🤓
Thank you
You've outdone yourself! This was absolutely amazing. I have a slight cheese addiction and I love finding out about the history of my favourite cheeses.
When my mother was pregnant with me she gorged on camembert of all things. I guess I acquired the taste early... 😅
Thanks heaps. It was a really interesting episode to make as it was such a great story to cover
Great video Julia, very informative and interesting. You're the best 🤩🤗😍👍🏻
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I'm studying for the ACS CCP test. Most of the study material is very technical and dry. I come to this channel to revive my brain.
So what do you think? Is the origin story of Camembert truth or myth?
I think it is likely more myth that fact. I am glad they have gained some control with PDO
oooo...there's truth in every myth - only problem is winkling it out, although you can infer a lot of sociological information from many myths; either about the source, or the re-teller.
As an aside...I'd love to see a chat about the relationship (or not) between various 'runny' cheeses like Camembert, Stinking Bishop, etc.
What you reckon?
That is a great idea. I will add it to my list of ideas
@@cheesehistory luvvit...I foresee some pretty cool reaction shots.
Personally, I'll never forget the ghastly smell of Stinking Bishop - but I'll never forget the amazing layered taste either.
😎🖖✌👍👌🤓
Too many insanely difficult french words than actual facts. Bad video.😡👎