Our Taste Test of Sharp Cheddar Cheese



Tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to a taste test of sharp cheddar cheese.

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  1. the kraft type cheddar is terrible.. it is more like mozzarella with a slight cheddar taste..cracker barrel is good but priced too high.. cabot is very good and reasonably priced.. some chain stores carry a white chedar store brand that is also very good and close enough to cabot.. the kraft type is for people that dont actually know what good cheddar is suppose to be

  2. The Washington State University creamery sells cougar gold and it’s really really good. You have to order it unless you happen to be near Pullman. It’s one of those things you get for someone who loves good cheese as a gift.

  3. 8 bucks a pound is a lot. I really enjoy Wisconsin's Weyauwega cheese aka Star Dairy. They have really, really great cheese and butter, and I can get the extra sharp cheddar for about 3 bucks a pound if I buy the irregular weight blocks!

  4. Tillamook and Cabot are legit cheese with the three required ingredients: milk, enzyme (rennet), and salt. Most name brands add in extra chemicals, additives, and preservatives making it a cheese-food-product and not authentic cheese.

  5. Private Selection makes a Vermont sharp white cheddar that is over the top delicious. I love eating with a tiny smear of raspberry preserves. It's like a tiny bite of cheesecake heaven.
    Reminds me of the wheels of cheddar wrapped in red wax we used to get when I was a kid.

  6. So two Kraft cheeses? I wouldn't buy either. Kerrygold is good, I'm with the other posters, Tillamook is a co-op, and one of the first to go with no BST cows. It's a fine cheese , a fine dairy association, not a megacorp producing ordinary product.

  7. I love extra sharp cheddar brand Crystal Farms here in Minneapolis. I find it is a nice solid block that slices well for crackers or melting on omelets and has great taste. However I’m going to have to try Kerrygold at least once. 🥰☕️

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