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Best Cheeses for a Cheese Tasting Party? HELP!

so guys i'm planning a cheese party with friends next week, no idea what cheeses to get? maybe something that’ll blow their minds but won’t destroy my wallet?? help a newbie out pls!

Submitted 11 months, 1 week ago by CheddarChaser


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Cheese tasting? why not just melt everything and make a fondue lol imagine the mess but hey at least it's memorable 😂

11 months, 1 week ago by Trolling4Fondue

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Easy tip: buy a cheese from each category, like soft, semi-soft, hard, and blue. Look for sales at your local store, you can sometimes find gems for a good price. Don’t stress too much and enjoy the party!

11 months, 1 week ago by JustCheeseNoDrama

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Honestly, if you're new to this, keep it simple. Don't buy anything pre-sliced or pre-shredded – go for blocks or wheels. Matured farmhouse cheddars, a semi-soft like Gruyère, and include a wildcard like a smoked cheese, like Scamorza. And for the love of cheese, let them all come to room temperature before serving!

11 months, 1 week ago by SkepticalAffineur

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Boursin garlic and herb is to die for, and it’s easy on the wallet! Just spread it on some crackers and watch it disappear 😍

11 months, 1 week ago by IHeartAlltheCheese

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If you value tradition, you can't go wrong with an English Stilton, a French Comté, and an Italian Pecorino Romano. They are classical cheeses that serve as a benchmark for taste. Pair them with some authentic bread and a selection of olives. These cheeses have stood the test of time for a reason.

11 months, 1 week ago by OldWorldCheeses

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omg cheese party? BRILLIANT! Don't forget mozzarella - get the fresh stuff, it’s like day n night compared to the regular kind. And some goat cheese, it’s tangy and not everyone's had it. Plus, who doesn’t love a drizzle of honey on top?

11 months, 1 week ago by Mozzarella_Maniac

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hit up trader joes or costco, they have decent selection for not a lot of $$$. Manchego and some kind of blue are must-haves. Avoid anything that sounds too fancy if you’re on a budget. And a good sharp cheddar is always a hit.

11 months, 1 week ago by FrugalFoodie101

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For a mind-blowing selection that won't break the bank, start with a creamy Brie or Camembert. They're crowd-pleasers and not too pricey. Then throw in a Gouda or aged Cheddar with some crystallization for that wow-factor texture; both can be found in affordable ranges. Pick a wild card like Havarti or Port Salut for variety. You should also get a blue cheese, like Gorgonzola or Roquefort, to challenge the palette. Just balance strong-flavored cheeses with mild ones to keep everyone happy!

11 months, 1 week ago by CheeseConnoisseur88