/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11150758
It's funny because early on most people who care about cheese have learned that if you're buying a US domestic cheese, you can pretty much rule out quality if it uses the same name as a PDO product from Europe.

The cheese makers here who actually give a shit about cheese give it their own original names because they don't want it to be confused for anything else.

The shitty ones in the Midwest just slap on a "famous" name they heard about once, because the only alternative is to sell it to the Department of Defense at a slightly lower price.

>>11150792
That's probably true, and yet it apparently has yet to be done successfully in Wisconsin. Also thank you for confirming you have never tasted cheese that didn't come out of a spray can.