It really depends on my mood and what I'm eating. Brie, fresh mozzarella, a good cheddar, drunken goat cheese, soft goat cheese, I'm going to go ahead and say I love pretty much all cheese.
Gorgonzola, Ghouda and Tillamook Cheddar Cheese. My almost 3 year old is a cheese snob thanks to mommy. He turned his nose to MIL when she tried to hand him a velveeta slice.....yes!
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Gorgonzola, Ghouda and Tillamook Cheddar Cheese. My almost 3 year old is a cheese snob thanks to mommy. He turned his nose to MIL when she tried to hand him a velveeta slice.....yes!
Mine too! Velveeta is one of those things I just cannot handle. It has got to be plastic.
TBH I do love American. I find it melts best for burgers and grilled cheese. But I love cheddar to snack on. With pickles. And no, that's not a pregnancy thing But I can't ignore my love of feta with tomatoes. Drooool.
I pretty much love all things Gouda. I'm also a big fan of good parmesean and reggiano cheeses. Love Brie and blue cheeses, too. The only ones I'm not a huge fan of are the stinky cheeses, but I even give those chances every now and again.
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That is best when you squirt it directly into your mouth.
^TWSS
Including the nasty plastic like american poor excuse for cheese cheese?
Swiss is good but it gives stinky breath. Whatever, it's still good.
In a grilled cheese sandwich, definitely American. Preferably Velveeta.
but just to enjoy on it's own, brie or fresh mozzarella.
Gorgonzola, Ghouda and Tillamook Cheddar Cheese. My almost 3 year old is a cheese snob thanks to mommy. He turned his nose to MIL when she tried to hand him a velveeta slice.....yes!
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This.
But, American does make the best grilled cheese!
Mine too! Velveeta is one of those things I just cannot handle. It has got to be plastic.
Oh, how could I forget about Gruyere? That's definitely up there in the favorites.
For grilled cheese it has to be American.
For sandwiches either pepper jack or Boar's Head has a horseradish cheddar that is awesome!
For snacking, sharp cheddar, preferably Cabot.
Cheddar blue. It is blue cheese "stuffed" inside a brick of aged sharp cheddar and it is a crumbly insanely awesome mouthgasm.
I pretty much love all things Gouda. I'm also a big fan of good parmesean and reggiano cheeses. Love Brie and blue cheeses, too. The only ones I'm not a huge fan of are the stinky cheeses, but I even give those chances every now and again.