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muenster
Swiss is my go to standard cheese but smoked gouda, pepper jack, and jarlsberg all slap.
Why limit yourself to one? The world is your cheese plate!
Cheddar and good old stabilized American for butgers, feta or blue for salads, Parmesan on your pasta, baked Brie anyone????
To anyone who puts me in a cheese box I say no! I will not be limited to one cheese!
Sharp Cheddar
Smoked gruyere. Hard to find at times, but outstanding.
A salty parmesan, smoked gouda, aggressively sharp cheddar, muenster….man how much time do you have?
It ain’t a party without havarti
Sharp provolone slaps.
Pepper Jack, Muenster, Gruyere
For what application? I don’t want the same cheese on everything.
Cougar Gold
I like most of them. But a good sharp cheddar is my go-to.
Mimolette or Cotswold.
I love it so I will take the platter! But if I had to pick one it would be a blue cheese. Stilton or royal stilton maybe but gorgonzola is great.
I used to get this robusto cheese from Whole Foods which was ridiculously good too. I think it is aged gouda.
I’ll eat just about any cheese depending on what else I’m eating with it. I particularly like feta, smoked Gouda, manchego , Maytag Blue, and various varieties of cheddar among others. The best cheese I’ve ever had was a raw milk Gouda my chef mentor somehow got past customs when he came back from a trip to Holland. These days if I’m recommending a good cheese that’s readily available at good cheese shops in the U.S. I’ll probably suggest Humboldt Fog.
Extra sharp white cheddar!
Swiss, good flavor lower in salt.
A 3 year old aged cheddar cheese with salt veins(calcium lactate) paired with a good Pinot Noir. One of the best I ever had came out of Argentina but those are hard to find as they make less than 1% of all Pinot Noirs. I found that one at a high end Cincinnati steakhouse
Pepper Jack, baby
*You know that old children’s tale from the sea. It’s like you’re dreamin’ about Gorgonzola cheese when it’s clearly Brie time, baby.*
Aged Gouda- the older, the better!
Havarti
Weird stuff like habanero pepper jack or ghost pepper gouda. Usually spicy cheese with hot peppers in it.
The one that is currently in front of me…whatever it may be.
There are too many different cheeses to pick favorites.
Mozzarella
Robusto.
Feta or gorgonzola
American singles.
Because I’m a fuckin’ patriot!
(It’s actually fresh mozzarella)
I’m not much of a cheese guy. The majority of my cheese consumption comes from pizza, hamburgers, and grilled cheese sandwiches. So mozzarella, and individually wrapped American “cheese” slices make up most of my consumption.
I live in France so I get lots of good cheese but I’d do immoral things for some [Pinconning](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinconning_cheese).
Depends on what I’m using it for.
But if it’s just for eating as is, I’d say squeaky cheese curds. Burrata a close second, then Gruyere, then Parmesan, then smoked cheddar.
Mexican blend usually
For regular, sandwich consumption I’d have to say American but I ***LOVE*** cheese and there aren’t many I won’t eat.
I like havarti, but I want sharp cheddar for most applications.
I love gouda. Murray’s has a honey goat cheese that’s absolutely crazy good.
I love all cheeses, but if only allowed one, it would be pepper jack. Versatile and a nice surprise in recipes, satisfying alone.
Pimento cheese dip, y’all! Put that shit on a ritz ass cracker, top with a bread and butter pickle chip and a slice of prosciutto, then come holler atcha boy. Adding a couple drops of hot sauce wouldn’t hurt. You’re welcome from Virginia.
Cooper Sharp