Thread: Cheese Making Workshop

20,000 for a course then you would have to buy the gear and ingredients. Seriously why bother? Just buy what you need to eat. 20,000 baht would buy you cheese for 1-2 years.

Originally Posted by Fondles

Originally Posted by Nikk

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Very strange that you want to teach people how to make cheese when the cheese you sell is your livelihood , the people you teach will end competing against you in the future by undercutting your price , just saying , all the best of luck to you and your business,

Well it would be a good time to get involved....

To be honest, I am not worried about competition, just look at the variety of cheeses already available in the supermarkets today. I just think Thailand needs more Cheese makers and nationally made cheeses but obviously I am not going to teach people for free!!

Also as I own a 2 cheese shops, If any of my students produced quality products i would be interested in stocking theirs too.

@ 20k a pop for lessons I wonder how well your cheese shops are actually doing

he's advertising his business and $700 for a 2.5 day course is expensive. You can stay in a luxury villa for that price.

Some people aint good at comprehension.

Originally Posted by waradmiral

and $700 for a 2.5 day course is expensive.

Actually, it's not.

Try going to a 1 or 2 day marketing seminar. (~$2000 or $3000)

Difference is , Will y dear chap, that most of the courses being compared to this one are those where a business will pick up the tab. Unless he thinks the cheese firms of thailand are going to send their underlings along, then the fee will be coming out of an individuals pocket.

Also, I doubt he will have 20 people, each making a 100l vat of cheese each. If they were do they get to keep the cheese?

I just get the feeling he wants a quick half a million on the hip and thinks people will fork up the cash for this. I would be interested but not at that rate. After all, he will be selling the product made no doubt.

Anyway - he has changed the young lady in the small shop now. The new lass is OK, not as easy on the eye, but has bigger udders.

Comparable courses in the UK go for 120-150 quid per day and the most expensive 2 day course i saw was 360 quid (15k baht or there abouts) and these are from established and proven courses as opposed to bloke down the shop thinks he will have a go.

Flights to the UK aren't very cheap at the mo.

hello Nikk

i am Eric i am a french executive chef and love to meet you
where is your shop as i want to buy for the hotel where i work for
this is my email [email protected] hope we talk soon i am in Pattaya

Eric

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Originally Posted by Nikk

Hi it would be around 20K And you would not need to travel far as we are Neighbors

are you serious? 20K? not a chance

Originally Posted by pseudolus

I would be interested but not for 20k. Not a chance. For that money learning by trial and error would be less costly by a long haul.

or you can try youtube,

Just had some bad news from Nick about his cheese company. A business partner has done a 'Thaksin' and stolen the business from him with the aid of a scumbag Thai lawyer, so at present, Nick is not producing any cheese.

If you see a Cornish wanker called Tom Carpenter on your travels, give him a friendly smack in the face with a piece of 4x2.

^ Wow! That is a shame.

I agree.

Nick seems like nice fella and he does make great cheeese.

Ooooooh, not cool.

So it appears that it's not only their daughters that men from Cornwall fuck.

I know this is an old thread but is this still an option , or does anyone know of a cheese making class locally.

I got toe cheese.

This thread again? ugg

You wouldn't be Nikki the Nigerian by any chance ?

Nick is defo not a spade.