Perhaps you haven't been exposed to some our finest in the dairy state. Try Jussto is you ever see it, or 10 year cheddar. I feel out gruyere second to none in europe. You can keep all that Colby, Mild cheddar and stuff. We also still produce a real Limburger in Monroe.

On Oct 15, 12:08*pm, Gorio >
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> > I've been pretty busy recently and haven't been around much so
> > hopefully this isn't a repeat. *I want the Nantucket. *Which one would
> > be your first choice?
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> > 'Grilled Cheese Academy' (http://grilledcheeseacademy.com/)-
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> > I'd like most of them if they were made with imported rather than
> > Wisconsin cheeses. *The site is a little heavy on the "Wisconsin"
> > cheese, though I am partial to Seymour Dairy's cheese. *That's about
> > it from Wisconsin.
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> > 'Seymour Dairy Products - Home' (http://www.seymourdairyproducts.com/)
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> Perhaps you haven't been exposed to some our finest in the dairy state.
> Try Jussto is you ever see it, or 10 year cheddar. I feel out gruyere
> second to none in europe. You can keep all that Colby, Mild cheddar and
> stuff. We also still produce a real Limburger in Monroe.
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Maytag Blue Cheese from Iowa - one of the very best, and used by great
chefs everywhere in the US. ;-) I wouldn't want it in a grilled
cheese sandwich, though - it is best in salad or even on a baked
potato or on top a grilled steak....


N.

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>Maytag Blue Cheese from Iowa - one of the very best, and used by great
>chefs everywhere in the US. ;-) I wouldn't want it in a grilled
>cheese sandwich, though - it is best in salad or even on a baked
>potato or on top a grilled steak....

An emerging classic is hearts of small romaines with Maytag crumbles
stuffed inside, then placed under a broiler or in a wood oven for
a minute.


Steve

Nancy2 wrote:

> Maytag Blue Cheese from Iowa - one of the very best, and used by great
> chefs everywhere in the US. ;-) I wouldn't want it in a grilled cheese
> sandwich, though - it is best in salad or even on a baked potato or on top
> a grilled steak....

I recently had a dessert of candied apples and figs with Maytag blue and
lavender-infused honey. The cheese was a lot stronger than I expected.

Bob