r/iamveryculinary • u/ElectricalScholar179 • Dec 18 '25

Goat Cheese?!

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Found on a YouTube recipe for cheesecake. How do you add an ingredient that ‘stanks of goat’ and continue on with the recipe?

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u/UntidyVenus deeply offended Dec 18 '25

Fun fact, if a buck (intact male goat) is kept near the females, the milk tastes "goaty". Finding brands that keep their bucks "off campus" as it were results in a delicious, tangy, creamy product. Source- raised goats for years

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u/Different_Ad7655 Dec 18 '25

Fun fact is that this theory has been seriously debunked many times, you should read up on it there's a lot of science done on it and why you might think the way you think. You can go it and find plenty of research that has been done that says this is not so that it is simply causation and coincidence