8 Weeks of Celebration Cheeses: Week 7
One of the qualifying factors for a cheese to be considered a “celebration cheese” is its availability. I’ve talked about
One of the qualifying factors for a cheese to be considered a “celebration cheese” is its availability. I’ve talked about
When we talk about pairings for blue cheeses like Stilton, the conversation tends to head toward dessert wines like Port,
Continue readingHave A Blue, Blue Blue Blue Christmas (Pairing)
It’s hard to believe that we’re now over halfway through the holiday season. Time flies when you’re having fun! This
I would say that 40 percent of my cheese sales go to people who are looking to build a cheese
The gig is up, right? You already know that I’m posting two weeks’ worth of celebration cheeses at once because
Continue reading8 Weeks of Celebration Cheeses: Weeks 4 and 5
People who get excited about scraping sheets of melted Raclette cheese over boiled potatoes, cornichons, pickled onions, and prosciutto are
As a cheese retailer, you’re not always able to get all of the cheeses you want at all times. Sometimes
This past weekend, one of the largest chocolate conventions in the world took place in a cruise-ship terminal on the
Continue readingPairing Chocolate and Cheese at the 2018 Northwest Chocolate Festival
Since I spent most of this year being a new homeowner and opening a new store/not publishing blog posts, missing
Two weeks ago, one of my best friends and ex-cheese comrades, Chelsea, brought our old mentor/boss-lady, the illustrious Kim Martin,
Continue readingThere’s White Stuff Growing on Your Cheese That Isn’t Mold
“Where’s your bathroom?” – That’s the No. 1 question I answer all day, every day at work. Despite the mundaneness
“Where’s your goat cheese?” I answer this question at least three times a day at work; my response is usually
Continue readingWhat is the Difference Between Chèvre and Goat Cheese?
If I could only smell one scent for the rest of my life, it would probably be the scent of
I grew up consuming Parmesan that came out of a green shaker. It was grated, it was white, and it
Continue readingParmesan vs. Parmigiano: What’s the Difference?
It’s the cheese that nobody knows how to pronounce in our goat cheese section. How do you even ask a