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Is the color of the mold on the piece of cheddar cheese in my
refrigerator an indicator of anything? I somehow think the thin spots of white mold seem less bad (for lack of a better word) than the blue-ish stuff. You're welcomed to reply "I think so" or "I don't think so" but I'd love to know if anyone actually has some science on this one, e.g., are mold colors indicative of anything, does it depend on the mold originally used in the making of the cheese, etc. The cheese in question is all natural, grass-fed, sung to by lovely maidens and men as it aged - that sort. Thanks. -S- |
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