Cheddar Curds 1 lb
Heritage:
Prior to 1850, nearly all the cheese produced in the United States
was Cheddar. Cheddar production in Wisconsin began in the mid 1800's
and by 1880, more Cheddar was produced in Wisconsin than any other
cheese variety. Today it accounts for a large percentage of the cheese
made in the state, which makes Wisconsin the leader in U.S. Cheddar production.
Description:
A regional favorite. Wisconsin Cheese curds are most commonly white or yellow in color.
Available in plain or flavored varieties. Cheese Curds are about the size and shape of
shell peanuts and feature milk, milky, salty flavor. They have the same textue as Mild
Cheddar cheese, but with a more springy texture.
Handling Tips:
Refrigerate cheese curds in the original wrapping until ready to use. If the original
wrapping is removed; rewrap cheese tightly in a plastic bag with an interlocking seal
to prevent air pockets and absorption of other food flavors. The flavor of most cheese
is best when eaten at room temperature, so remove from your refrigerator one or two hours
before serving. Cheese can dry out quickly, so do not unwrap or open the cheese until
just before it is to be used. With a somewhat salty flavor, Wisconsin Cheese curds are
excellent accompaniments to pale ales and lagers or with popular snacking favorites such
as pretzels or nuts. Cheese curds can also be used in place of cubed cheese atop salads
or alternated with fresh fruit for fun summertime kabobs.
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