A thread for all things cheese. My favorite is swiss. In omlettes, on sandwiches, in my ramen. Grilled cheese on rye with onion and swiss and sriacha is the best.
I feel like there already is one. But I’m not 100% sure.
If not, it’s all about manchego for Spanish cheese, parmigiana reggiano for Italian, Brie for French, and any sort of sharp aged cheddar for Irish or American.
Might be too plebian for most, but I'm a fan of Kraft Deli Deluxe American. Makes a great grilled cheese, good on burgers and outstanding in scrambled eggs.
When it comes to cheddar, the sharper the better.
I'm perpetually disappointed by any variety of jack, even pepperjack.
Thick- bleu.
Thin-American or cheddar.
Medium- swiss.
Blue cheese is the most overrated cheese of all. It’s gross and overpowers the flavor of everything it’s with. Literally even a crumb of blue cheese blows my palate out and I can’t taste anything else. Maybe in hypersensitive to it.
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