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Cheddar (mild and sharp)
Mozzarella (fresh) Feta crumbles Gruyere Ricotta Marscapone Parmesan |
| Currently have none. But usually have mozzarella cheese. Occasionally I'll buy ricotta to make baked ziti. |
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Shredded mozzarella for pizza
TJs unexpected cheddar Crumbled and block feta Pepperjack slices |
| Odd request, but...OK. How about: Aretha, Brandi, Carl and Luna Lovegood? |
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Parmigiano reggiano, block
Ricotta Mozzarella, shredded "Mexican" shredded cheddar mix Smoked gouda |
Agree-- this thread is very interesting to me. |
Good choices. All the names that came to my mind when I saw the title had a long E sound, and I didn't like the assonance with "cheese" But isn't it harder to eat them if you name them? |
| Extra sharp cheddar. That’s it. |
| Spin off: if you notice a moldy spot, do you cut it off the mold and proceed as intended? Or toss? There are a lot of you with a lot of cheese in your frig. I can’t imagine you are actually eating all of it before some mold develops |
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Slice havarti (the best!)
Red wax gouda (Costco size) Cheese sticks Super sharp white cheddar Something stinky DH likes Shredded Mexican blend Parmesan grated and brick Parm, havarti and cheesticks go fast. Gouda gets a moldy spot and we slice it off. |
Cheese is already an “old” fermented food. Just remove the moldy spots and eat it (unless of course it’s a yummy blue cheese…then eat the mold too!) |
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Sliced pepperjack
Shredded Mexican blend Fresh mozzarella Grated parmigiano reggiano Truffle Brie Manchego Blue Stilton Paneer |
I toss it. It is very rare in our house though, we eat a lot of cheese! |
| Well the French ones are named Jacques and pierre, the mozzarella is named Luigi and the gouda is named hans. |
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On regular rotation:
Sheep feta Goat Gouda Cheddar Buffalo mozzarella If I'm making lasagna or pizza, then ricotta, chevre, etc. |