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Leicester
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Leicester
an English longwool breed of polled, meat sheep, with wool 32 to 38 microns. It has been used to produce many subsidiary breeds, e.g. corriedale.


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This involves him setting up his own dairy production line, following an egg''s journey from hen to supermarket shelf as well as learning how to make Red Leicester cheese.
In addition to Lockerbie's gold, a further ten top prizes were won by Milk Link's creameries at the show: Taw Valley Creamery, in North Tawton, Devon, won five including the DSM Trophy for Best Single Vintage Cheddar; The Christian Hansen Trophy for its Double Gloucester; the Cryovac Award for Best Cheese with Health Benefits; and further gold awards for its Red Leicester and Organic Cheddar.
He is said to have stolen seven blocks of Red Leicester cheese and 15 blocks of cheddar cheese worth pounds 36 from One Stop Community Stores, in the Beckfields Centre, Ingleby Barwick, Stockton, at 2.
 
 
 
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