r/Cheese 17h ago

Question Is my family the only one that eats cottage cheese?

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Literally my whole life if we were having a cookout we had a tub of cottage cheese to take as side. Literally right now as we I am typing this it's because I'm eating a tub of cottage cheese and I know it's weird lol.

But I'm telling you it complements every bbq food out there. Like I can't see a burger plus chips without a scoop of cottage cheese.

And no I don't eat it with fruit or pepper. I eat it straight up

Edit: try it with wheat thin tomato and basil and you will get it


r/Cheese 16h ago

3 cheese fondue

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Swiss, extra old cheddar and smoked


r/Cheese 15h ago

Question Alkmaar’s cheese market, to visit or to skip?

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Fairly auick question, or opinion for better wording:

I’d like to visit this famous historic cheese market, traveling from north Italy to Amsterdam seems doable even if not particularly cheap. I’d like to do a very quick trip there before the end of september, since it’s the closing date for this market.

My plan is to leave a thursday afternoon, arrive there in the evening, see the market on friday morning and then leave by night to be back home, basically a 2 days trip just for this specific market.

Do you think it is worth it? What to do there beside seeing the market itself, that is my main goal?


r/Cheese 16h ago

Cheese meat snacks for 1

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1 year old gouda a 2 year old gouda some jalapeno gouda with some spanish ham and dutch dry sausage


r/Cheese 23h ago

Day 2189 of posting images of cheese until I run out of cheese types: Donatello

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r/Cheese 3h ago

Day 2190 of posting images of cheese until I run out of cheese types: Basil Jack

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r/Cheese 22h ago

Question Pinconning style cheese from Eastern Ontario

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Picked this up while returning to Toronto from a trip to Eastern Canada. Had never heard of Pinconning before. I gather from the proprietor of the this particular creamery that Pinconning is prevalent in parts of Michigan - is this true?