Soft like Philadelphia cream cheese, the “wet” mozzarella, … cheddar is hard cheese. |
+2 yup |
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Slice or scrape off.
Eat. |
| Throw away immediately. |
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« Argh when did I buy this? I hate food waste. If this a soft or hard cheese? Can I cut off the mold? Ugh what’s next to the cheese, what else might have mold spores on it? »
If it’s Parmesan i just cut the moldy bits off. For soft cheeses, I toss. |
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Uh-oh, I hope none of the kids ate it like that. I think they would know better but sometimes, who know... I better cut it off now while I'm thinking about it. You can cut it off cheddar, right? (Googles on phone) Okay, I'm good. I should try to make something with that for dinner tonight.
(2 weeks go by) Repeat conversation in my head, minus the Googling |
What is your thought process? |
I think you need to look into how cheese is made. |
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Hard cheese, cut it off.
Soft cheese, throw away. |
| Throw away immediately. |
Yep this. |
| Soft cheese, toss it. Hard cheese, cut the mold off and put it in a new cheese paper. |
| Immediate garbage. |
| I cut it off and either use it or add it to my bag of random cheeses in the freezer which we will eventually turn into a cheese spread (a la Jacques Pepin). |
Same here. But what would you do about a block of feta? That’s my current quandary. |