/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11684561
Saint-Nectaire. Oral orgasm every time.

>>9394558
>goats milk brie

Please. Why are foreigners so obsessed with Brie? If it's not made with cow's milk in the Brie region then, it's not Brie. Just call it "bloomy rind goat cheese" or something.

>>9394244
You can eat most hard cheeses like Comté, Beaufort, Gruyère etc... on their own as a snack.
Otherwise, any type of quality, artisan made bread with a crispy crust will do. A good baguette is the best imo and goes with
everything.
Eating gourmet cheese with shit bread or crackers can really ruin the experience so you should choose your bread wisely.

>>9396865
It varies. Just ask your cheese monger to make you test some of them before buying. Sheep milk tommes from the Pyrenees like Ossau-Iraty are my favorite personally.