
As you may have guessed by my past postings, I love stinky cheese. The stronger the aroma the more inclined I am to purchase it. While I may love the funky flavors, my family is not as enamored with the olfactory assaulting goodness which means I have plenty of leftovers to store. The problem is when I have an abundance of cheese in the fridge, the smells start to overpower everything else and even lingers after the door is shut. Even I have a hard time dealing with the stench after a few days. While I know it is best to consume cheese immediately after purchasing, realistically I have to store it somehow. So what’s a stinky cheese lover to do? How do I store my Epoisses, Roaring Forties Blue, and La Tur without buying a separate refrigerator? The American Cheese Society offers up these helpful hints: Continue reading →
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