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In reply to the discussion: What's your favorite kind of cheese? [View all]jmowreader
(52,947 posts)38. Right now, Darigold White Cheddar
Since I've been up here in the Northwest, it seems like no one knows what "sharp" cheddar is supposed to look like. Your "sharp" is more like "somewhere between mild and medium," "medium" is "mild" in most places and "mild"...it's like "jam the shit in the mold, press it until it stops dripping, and ship it." Darigold's new White Cheddar is properly rated - White Medium is a good medium cheddar, White Sharp is about halfway to Parmesan in its density, and I figure I'm going to need a hammer and chisel to cut into the White Extra Sharp when it finally ships. Lovely stuff.
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Spinach, sprinkle of feta, sliced hard boiled eggs w/sherry viniagrette - right with you.
sarge43
Sep 2016
#16
You must make your own vinaigrette because I don't see it's offered in stores.
ailsagirl
Sep 2016
#65
Gruyere w/fresh mushrooms on sourdough ... the ultimate grilled cheese sandwich.
eppur_se_muova
Sep 2016
#36
Most cheese made from raw milk can't be imported to the US or sold across state lines
Major Nikon
Sep 2016
#33
You can say the same thing about spinach, melons, ice cream, apples, bean sprouts,...
Major Nikon
Sep 2016
#35