I have been enjoying (and raving!) about this cheese all year long. It
is quite delicious and I love the slightly grainy texture. A treat, as
was most of the "gow-da" was I used to buy in The Netherlands. Being
aged at least a year makes the cheese really robust.
I've been purchasing it at Kroger for $13.99/pound (down to $9.99/pound
when on sale) and now I see it is also available at Costco and other
retailers online but at about double the price.
If you have a chance to get some, I highly recommend trying this.
I'm hooked on the stuff!
http://www.cheesesupply.com/product_...roducts_id/408
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...tional&browse=

Another cheese I've been enjoying has been Windsor Red, a cheddar with
port and brandy. I've never been a big fan of port cheese before trying
this one. Very pretty on a cheese tray also.
http://www.cheesesupply.com/product_...roducts_id/183

I'm sure there are so many other cheeses out there for me to try. I love
them all!

Goomba38 wrote:
> I have been enjoying (and raving!) about this cheese all year long. It
> is quite delicious and I love the slightly grainy texture. A treat, as
> was most of the "gow-da" was I used to buy in The Netherlands. Being
> aged at least a year makes the cheese really robust.
> I've been purchasing it at Kroger for $13.99/pound (down to $9.99/pound
> when on sale) and now I see it is also available at Costco and other
> retailers online but at about double the price.
> If you have a chance to get some, I highly recommend trying this.
> I'm hooked on the stuff!

I'm still hooked on the buffalo mozzerella..though I'm trying to cut
back. My two year old enjoyed most of my block of havarti...he loves
cheese..

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