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C is for Cheese

March 18th, 2011 at 12:25 am

Cheese. It can be smooth and creamy or tart or spicy with a different texture.

Growing up, I don�t remember many different types of cheeses. Velveeta was used for sandwiches and we all laughed about Swiss having holes, but we didn�t buy much of it. The stuff in the can was good for picnics because it was portable and you didn�t have to keep it cool. But that was the extent of it.

Now, I�m in cheese heaven with Feta, Swiss, Bleu, Colby, and Goat cheese to name a few. It�s interesting how I can make the same recipe and by changing the type of cheese I incorporate, it changes the flavor.

I always thought Parmesan was the stuff in the refrigerator section that came in the green package that you shook out � how amazing you can shred your own. And then I learned that marinara sauce has Parmesan in it�.life is good.

Cheese is great for a snack, a treat, and even for a meal. Seeing a deli tray with different cheeses is like having a buffet! And imagine having some grapes and some cheese. Wow, that�s almost better than dessert!

I know there are cheeses out there I haven�t tried, but I�m ready�I have some crackers just waiting!

3 Responses to “C is for Cheese”

  1. LuckyRobin Says:
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    If you can get ahold of it, you should try St. Andre's. I don't generally like brie, but this one is fantastic.

  2. Joan.of.the.Arch Says:
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    Foodie? You grew up eating Velveeta on a sandwich?! I'd have never guessed! My earliest memory is sitting in a yellow metal high chair eating sliced beets and cheese. Gotta have good cheese!

  3. Looking Forward Says:
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    I LOVE cheese too!
    I as a little girl I used to (and still do, actually) eat spoonfuls of grated parm. Hehe..

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