[DURGE]

How can you have a wine sub-forum and not at least have a cheese sub-forum or at least a cheese thread? Without further adieu: Cave aged Gruyere from Switzerland. It's my crack cocaine. Share your favorites.

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[The Aftermath]

I'm not a huge cheese guy but I do like Dry Monterey Jack.

 

[Irelentless]

Bulgarian feta cheese mmmm

 

[dc350]

I really like Gruyere, smoked is my favourite.

 

[InvaderMoose]

Cheese enthusiasts? Is this a thing

 

[dc350]

Cheese enthusiasts? Is this a thing

hahahah, of course! I was just contributing my bit.. I try and stay away from it tho when i'm in gym mode. There are some seriously expensive/stinky cheeses out there. I was at a party last weekend, and this girl made a brie, with candied walnuts baked in the oven.. It was unreal, with a glass of red.

You should make a cheese room in your garage next to the vault lol

 

[InvaderMoose]

hahahah, of course! I was just contributing my bit.. I try and stay away from it tho when i'm in gym mode. There are some seriously expensive/stinky cheeses out there. I was at a party last weekend, and this girl made a brie, with candied walnuts baked in the oven.. It was unreal, with a glass of red.

You should make a cheese room in your garage next to the vault lol

Maybe! I've honestly never heard of luxury cheese in my life. What kind of cheese could I order online that would be considered "high end". As long as it isn't obscenely expensive, I'll order it. I'm sort of curious now.

 

[anonymoose]

Maybe! I've honestly never heard of luxury cheese in my life. What kind of cheese could I order online that would be considered "high end". As long as it isn't obscenely expensive, I'll order it. I'm sort of curious now.

If you're new to cheeses, I'd suggest yelping/searching on google maps for a "cheese shop" in your area. They can help you out and you can try a variety of cheeses to see what you like. Maybe pick up a platter with the biggest variety and you can take them home and try them on your own time.

 

[DURGE]

Cranberry cheese. A favorite with the ladies. It's okay I guess. I like the taste of my cheese to punch me in the face.

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[Irelentless]

Maybe! I've honestly never heard of luxury cheese in my life. What kind of cheese could I order online that would be considered "high end". As long as it isn't obscenely expensive, I'll order it. I'm sort of curious now.

Try whole foods they have great selection.

 

[The Judge]

Big cheese fan myself, a real lover of baked camembert, not the most expensive or anything but mmhmmm!

 

[DURGE]

Try whole foods they have great selection.

Not only does Whole Foods have a great selection, they're one of the only stores that lets you sample the best they have. I'm very, very finicky about my cheeses and beer--not so much with my wines. My #2 favorite:

Grass fed New Zealand cheddar.

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[DURGE]

Big cheese fan myself, a real lover of baked camembert, not the most expensive or anything but mmhmmm!

Wow. I can make a whole meal out of baked camembert, grapes and sesame sticks.

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[The Judge]

Wow. I can make a whole meal out of baked camembert, grapes and sesame sticks.

Alabama isn't too far, cook for me sometime? thanks.


Haha i've tried a few things with camembert, not grapes though. I'll give it a try.

 

[dc350]

Invader, try this! Should be available locally- Kitchen Klique: Brown Sugar & Walnut Brie Wheel

 

[TheItalian]

This stuff is my crack. I always get it when I'm at Sea-Tac.

 

[adanmtxt1]

I've wanted to learn about cheeses for a while but haven't pursued it. Would anyone have recommendations where to begin reading or learning?

 

[LINDW4LL]

I don't like cheese. Unless it's on a sandwich or pizza. Or Mac and cheese.

Do you guys eat it plain?

 

[Redx]

I have a feeling this thread is gonna get a 1000+ posts.

 

[DURGE]

I've wanted to learn about cheeses for a while but haven't pursued it. Would anyone have recommendations where to begin reading or learning?

Whole Foods and/or Fresh Market is going to be your best shot. Whole foods is the best, though. They've got tons upon tons of cheeses from around the world. I can tell you RIGHT NOW the best cheese on the market is ANYTHING from New Zealand that is cave aged. Or just ANYTHING cave aged. You will never look at a plain piece of cheese again.