• I write mostly about bad microbes. Sandor Katz, fermentation guru, has a new book about using good ones for DIY sauerkraut, cheese, and beer. [1 of 3]
 

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food 13 Jul 2012

by Maryn McKenna, journalist and author and Wired’s scary-disease blogger. WEBSITE  TWITTER  BOOK

 
  • A hidden gem for exploring the history of microbes, especially bad ones, is the image library of the Wellcome Trust in London. [2 of 3]
 
  • My favorite friendly-microbe product: grass-fed, raw-milk Pleasant Ridge Reserve from Uplands Cheese in rural Wisconsin. [3 of 3]
 
  • Images (in order): photo via Wild Fermentation gallery; image via Wellcome Trust; photo courtesy of Uplands Cheese.
 
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