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They had this one out for sampling at the local Whole Foods. I confess,
even though it's expensive, I bought a piece because it was so tasty, and I just finished the 1/2 lb. I bought a few days ago - truly yummy stuff, IMHO. It has many of the qualities of a blue cheese but it's only "semi" aged - for 3 weeks. Blue Ledge Farm is who makes it, and the cheese is called Lake's Edge. It's described on their web site as "dramatic ash-veined goat cheese is aged for three weeks" and as being "perhaps" their signature cheese. It looks like it's $20 per pound, plus shipping, direct from them, and I think it was $25 per pound at WF. -S- |
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