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- Cheesemaker Beat Wampfler has teamed up with researchers from the University of the Arts in Bern to see if music can change the taste of cheese.
- His Emmentals are being blasted with a mixture of rock, classical, and hip-hop music.
- They will be tested in the new year to see if the music has had any impact.
- There’s no evidence the music will change the cheesemaking process.
- But in sonochemistry fields, ultrasound is used to alter chemical reactions.
- So it is possible other sound waves might have an effect.
A Swiss cheesemaker is currently experimenting with music to make his cheese taste better.
According to AFP, Beat Wampfler is testing how music can influence how his Emmental is made from his 19th century cellar in Burgdorf, Switzerland.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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