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re: shmuelsimja
I got a kosher blue cheese from Fairway in Paramus, I think the Cheese Guys was the brand. very good but it was very much a blue cheese. I also bought a wedge of kosher cheese that was labelled blue cheese at Shoprite in Paramus (not in the kosher isle but on the large oval cheese display at the back of the produce isle, right across from the bakery). I think the company was "good and kosher" something like that. Anyway, this one was very much more like a roquefort than a blue.
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I picked up the kosher cheddar at whole foods and really enjoy it for lunch now. It is not sharp at all so if that's what you are looking for, then it wouldn't work. Thanks to this post I have also ordered some Havarti and Muentster from Harmony Specialty in Wisconsin. FYI, if you place an order over $35, there is free shipping and if you live outside of WI, then also no tax. Not sure how it tastes, but very excited to try it. The cheese ends up being $5.50/lb if you buy in one pound increments, or you can get a block of 5 lbs for $25. The only exception to this pricing is Kidwelly Castle, which I think is $8 per pound.
I wish I could try the Tilamook cheese, but it doesn't appear that they sell their products anywhere in Illinois, nor did they respond to my email inquiry regarding how the cheese could be ordered. Oh well, very excited about the other two.
I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on what the term "kosher cheese food" means. I have seen this written on some of the kosher cheeses at our local kosher supermarket and got to thinking: does this mean the cheese is not real cheese?›6 Replies -
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I tried the Whole Foods cheddar and it was really good. Much less salty than the traditional kosher brands..
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I went on a tour of the Tillimook factory in Oregon some years ago. They had a picture of their kosher cheddar but none for sale :(
That is seriously good cheddar.
Well I will have to go over to Whole Paycheck and check out the cheese. I usually just get my toasted sesame seeds and leave.
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re: SoCal Mother
A friend just told me about this http://www.harmonyspecialty.com/cart/...
She ordered the Cheddar and Kidwelly Castle and said they were both really good. I plan on trying it out.
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re: SoCal Mother
Just bought some Tillamook Kosher Cheddar at Trader Joe's in Westfield NJ and it was great. They don't have a separate section for kosher items... you have to look at every different kind of cheese to find the kosher ones. Even Empire Kosher Chicken is mixed in with other chicken by type (breast, thigh, boneless thigh, ground etc)
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Star-K has been giving their hechsher to some whole foods brand products for a while, which is a wonderful thing.
If you really want great cheese at whole foods, look for 5 spoke brand which is chof-k certified. It is made from raw milk, humane, grass fed, and delicious! See http://www.5spokecreamery.com/cheese.... for info. Not all Whole Foods carries this cheese, but most of the ones I buy from do. Highly recommended!
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re: kosherfoodfan
Incidentally, if you check the cheese counter rather than the packaged cheese section, you can sometimes find the 5 spoke tumbleweed out with all the other unkosher cheeses. I don't want to get into an argument on if you can buy the cheese from there, but it speaks to the quality of 5 spoke that Whole Foods sells it with the regular high end cheeses.
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's their store brand!!!!!How'd it taste???
(This is such good news I feel like we ought to check the mislabeled kosher lists just to make sure!!)›3 Replies-
re: SoCal Mother
Here's a direct (.pdf) link to the Star-D's letter: http://www.star-k.org/loc/kosher_lett...
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