Cheese So What is Your Favorite Kind?

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I have never seen this one asked if it was I missed it.

Mine is the sharper the better then next would be a sharp swiss then a hot pepper jack so what is yours.

Warren
 
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Sharp cheddars are my favorite. I’m also a big fan of Parmesan reggiano, I just love the crunch and flavor granules.
 
I've tried a few goat cheeses... Some were awesome... can't remember the names...
It's amazing how the cheese has awesome flavor and the milk SUCKS !!!
 
smoked horseradish, I smoked some blackpepper cheese last month which is pretty good also.
 
Do you find this to be dry and crumbly? I like the heat and flavor but the blocks I got did not cut well.

Smoked Gouda is also on the top

I've never had a problem with it being dry and crumbly. How long are you smoking the blocks for?

Smoked gouda is killer!
 
Favorite cheese?! Kinda like beer and tough to pick a favorite and always trying new stuff. Keep in mind, it is really hard to generalize cheese because the large differences in them. Swiss is a great example. There's TONS of variations, like bratwurst in Germany. Variations even from different generic store cheese chains. I find that extremely interesting. That said, I am no snob and will happily chomp down on string cheese. Jack is my favorite smoked but am aging some cheddar and have some a few years old now. Anyone into aged cheddars needs to try stilton.
 
Man I like a pretty large variety of cheeses. I suppose if I was pressed to pick #1 it would be a nice multi year aged white cheddar. One old enough it gets those crystalline bits in it. For everyday store variety I quite like Canadian Black Diamond Cheddar.
 
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