cheese strut; recommendations

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  • fejmelbafejmelba 1,139 Posts
    doisn said:




    this looks like it came from a factory and has nothing to do with gouda.

  • JamalJamal 410 Posts
    Goudse kaas.. hierlijk.. belegen of oud.

  • fejmelbafejmelba 1,139 Posts
    Jamal said:
    Goudse kaas.. hierlijk.. belegen of oud.

    yes, kaaskop, woodenshoes, tulips and windmills.

    battlebreak my klomp !

  • JamalJamal 410 Posts
    ha..je verget de wallen!

  • HorseleechHorseleech 3,830 Posts
    Found this in the the local grocery next to the Cabot and other mass produced items:



    Beecher's Marco Polo, made with Madagascar pepper, which is very citrusy and has a nice little kick. I've used it on crackers and in 'tacos' to excellent results.

    http://www.beechershandmadecheese.com/shop_beecherscheeses_marcopolo.html

  • jaysusjaysus 787 Posts
    LaserWolf said:
    Dissapointed more people are not repping their local cheese makers.

    Mt Townsend Creamery makes some ridiculously good cheese. Haven't tasted one I haven't liked. About 1 hour from me.



  • Testun al Barolo

    Got this cheese as a gift once and been loving it ever since.

  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    doisn said:
    too many good ones to mention, as frank said this depends on your personal taste...

    tough, here??s one outstanding good cheese and personal favorite:

    Caramelised Goat Gouda is what they call it in my bodega:



    here??s some info from the interwebs:

    "Brunost ( brown cheese ) or geitost means goat cheese is uniqe cheese made from goat's milk. Taste like caramel and goat's milk. Geitost has a strong, sweet, yet somewhat sharp flavor. Usually in Norway serves on open sandwich topping. Some people like to adding brunost in brown sauce, give taste more creamy"



    Interesting cheese but the taste gets boring after awhile. Loving the euro package / design, though.
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