What's your favorite cheese

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
But right now? By FAR it’s fresh burrata - I serve it with heirloom tomatoes from the farmers market, pesto, greens, red onions olives etc with grilled sliced bread for dinner about 3 times a week right now

Yes! Last month I made fig and burrata salad - amazing.
Anonymous
Halloumi on the grill. Divine.
Anonymous
Device De Bourgogne
Anonymous
Pecorino drizzled with honey and black pepper. Divine and my favorite “girl dinner”.

Most disappointing cheese: raclette. I read about this cheese as a working-class child who thought Sargento shredded cheese was luxe (as opposed to Kraft). When I moved to a big city and got a big girl salary, I finally bought some and… it was awful. It tasted like mold. Years of hopeful anticipation were dashed in an instant. Damn you, raclette! Every once in a while I will see on social media a friend in Switzerland or Aspen purporting to enjoy raclette melted over a wee burner, dipped with little roast potatoes and hearty bread. They make it look so tasty, but I know it’s LIES! Raclette is LIES!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
But right now? By FAR it’s fresh burrata - I serve it with heirloom tomatoes from the farmers market, pesto, greens, red onions olives etc with grilled sliced bread for dinner about 3 times a week right now

Yes! Last month I made fig and burrata salad - amazing.


Burrata texture is amazing, but the taste is so bland. Dont know how it could be anyone's favorite cheese- it's super tasteless.
Anonymous
Trader Joe’s Unexpected Cheddar lives up to the name. Unexpectedly DELICIOUS! I use it to pump up any recipe that calls for cheddar. That it comes in a shredded variety is wondrous and amazing. What a time to be alive (and lactose tolerant)!
Anonymous
Appenzeller, and I love Raclette. But I hate Halloumi.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Device De Bourgogne


Damn you spellcheck! That should be: DELICE de Bourgogne.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Humboldt Fog


I can eat any amount of Humboldt Fog you put in front of me. We just polished off a Hatch Chile from the same creamery, also delicious.
Anonymous
Love triple creme cheeses, especially Delice De Bourgogne and Saint Andre, and blue cheeses like Saint Augur, any Gorgonzola dolce, and Blue Castello when I want something milder.
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