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Posted By: wabigoon Cheese - 03/23/17
What kinds of cheese do you like, and how do you use it?
Posted By: 284LUVR Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
Muenster cheese on crackers for snacks but stocking up on Swiss tomorrow for ham & swiss on rye with stone ground mustard.

smile cool
Posted By: blanket Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
Maytag Blue and about all others. Maytag on a good sirloin burger, red onion and BBQ sauce
Posted By: TNrifleman Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
A variety of good medium and sharp Cheddars work for me.
Posted By: dvdegeorge Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
fromunda smeared all over
Posted By: local_dirt Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
Just found a great deal on Asiago at Aldi's.


Love that friggin place.
Posted By: Poconojack Re: Cheese - 03/23/17
Just about anything, although imported Provolone has been a lifelong favorite....
Posted By: EdM Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
Originally Posted by local_dirt
Just found a great deal on Asiago at Aldi's.


Love that friggin place.


My preferred cheese to just munch on. I buy the big hunk from Costco.
Posted By: byc Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
Guess I'm gonna' have to check out Aldi's Greg. Learned this past weekend that both of my sister's shop there.

My spoiled gourmet 14 yr old nephew did not think too much about the store but then he's not paying the bills. wink YET!!

Actually, he's a great little man!! He makes me so proud!!
Posted By: persiandog Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
I make my own Feta , the only problem is cant find raw milk around my area.

P.
Posted By: Sykotik Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
I have yet to try a cheese I don't like...I do however like some more than others. A sharp aged cheddar is likely at the top of the list but, Swiss, Provolone, Any kind of Blue, Feta, Cooper American and anything smoked are all good for snacking on or in a sandwich.

For Italian baked dishes though I need either whole milk or fresh Mozzarella.

I could frickin' live on beer and cheese. Have a Limburger and onion sandwich once in a while washed down with an Old Mill.
Posted By: byc Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
Originally Posted by Sykotik
I could frickin' live on beer and cheese.


Had beer cheese soup at an Atlanta joint called baby Doe's years ago. OMG it was so good!!!

The whole beer and cheese combo are a proven natural.
Posted By: ironbender Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
I love to cut the cheese!

Sharp cheddar, jarlsberg, mozzarella, feta, etc!
Posted By: MikeL2 Re: Cheese - 03/24/17
Sharp and extra sharp chedder, New York or Vermont style:
(Colosse, Adams Reserve, 1000 Islands River Rat, Cabot, ...)

Now and then some nice squeaky fresh cheese curd.
Posted By: Hogwild7 Re: Cheese - 03/27/17
I love any cheese that isn't bland. Blue, Sharp cheddars.
I like to mix blue and butter with a little minced garlic to melt over a good steak. I like blue with fruit or on salads. Cheddar I like to eat alone. or on salads. sandwiches. I like Parmesan on grilled vegetables. Swiss Havarti, Jarlsberg to eat as a snack. Don't really care for mozzarella or brie.
Posted By: rockchucker Re: Cheese - 03/27/17
i like them all
Posted By: pak Re: Cheese - 03/29/17
Alder smoked cheddar
Posted By: calikooknic Re: Cheese - 03/29/17
Grilled cheese sami = muenster
Tacos= caso fresco
Joes special= Monterey Jack
Mac-n-cheese= cheddar, Swiss, American. Not set in stone.
Most any Italian = parmason, Romano, then pecareno.

Pretty much anything else is a cheddar jack blend.

But like willing women, they are all good in most any situation!
Posted By: New_2_99s Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
I love all cheeses !

EXCEPT PROCESSED CRAP !
Posted By: Sitka deer Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
Originally Posted by pak
Alder smoked cheddar


It is your fault I smoke about 40 pounds a year.
Posted By: Sitka deer Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
Hhavarti with dill is outstanding.
Posted By: atvalaska Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
Ellsworth cheese curds... .
Posted By: atvalaska Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
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Posted By: 458 Lott Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
I can't really think of a cheese I don't like, and it's well worth spending a bit more on quality cheese. Costco seems to be our main purveyor, huge selection of quality domestics and imports and good prices.
Posted By: ironbender Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
Good cheeses at universities that have dairy programs. Good ice cream too!
Posted By: pak Re: Cheese - 03/30/17
Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by pak
Alder smoked cheddar


It is your fault I smoke about 40 pounds a year.



That sweet alder aroma gets your attention and the taste sets the hook
Posted By: super T Re: Cheese - 04/07/17
I like cheese, jack, cheddar, and Gouda just to name a few. A good wine, cheese and fresh sourdough bread and life is good.
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