Cheese: Frequently Asked Questions
Why Cheese?
Besides being more reasonably priced than a traditional cake, some people simply prefer to have a savoury end to a meal. Also many of our clients want something memorable, stunning, special and different to remember their day by. Many clients love British or local food and want to celebrate their party by sourcing locally.
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These cakes are suitable for anyone who would prefer a savoury cake or who would like a cheese course at their wedding in addition to the usual type of cake. They are also quite funky and unusal and certainly a talkihng point! Once the cake has been cut, it can be served as part of the evening buffet. MY WEDDING FOOD IS BEING PROVIDED BY A HOTEL/CATERERS Most venues are happy for us to supply a cheese cake as a confectioner would normally supply the traditional wedding cake. ...
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What is a cheese?
It is the result of the transformation of milk in a liquid state into a solid through coagulation; curdling, draining of the whey, and ripening depending on the cheese.
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All cheese is made from milk. Cheese is made by curdling or coagulating milk, stirring and heating the curd, draining off the whey which is the watery part of the milk, and collecting and pressing the curd. Various manufacturing and aging processes produce a wide variety of cheeses. Some cheese varieties require ripening or aging.
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Cheese, nutritious food made from the milk of cows and other mammals, including sheep, goats, buffalo, reindeer, camels, yaks, and mares. Cheese is one of the world’s oldest food products - for thousands of years, people have raised animals for milk, turning their surplus milk into cheese. More than 1,000 varieties of cheese exist, making it one of the most versatile foods in the world. Cheese comes in hundreds of different shapes, sizes, textures, flavors, and aromas and is used in as many different ways. ...
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Are there cheese pairings?
Wine and cheese pairings are magical when it's done just right. I carefully pair delicious, artisan cheeses to match each wine's style, intensity and regionality.
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Is it experimental cheese?
A tremendous amount of research and development has gone into the cheese manufacture, e.g. the Bidgee cheese development and research into the amount of flavour to add.
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Is it a club cheese?
No, definitely not. Our flavours are added during the manufacture of the cheese so it is a natural process, without the addition of preservatives. In contrast, flavoured club cheese is made from cheese which has been shredded and had flavours and preservatives added to it before being re-pressed. CSU Homepage
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Is the cheese Kosher?
The cheese is made from kosher milk and other ingredients that could have been certified as Kosher. There are no meat derived products in our cheese (we use vegetable Rennet). Nevertheless, the cheese is made without supervision in our home kitchen where we don’t keep kosher rules.
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Is the cheese pasteurized?
The cheese is made from pasteurized milk, but heating it after the drainage of the whey water will cause severe damage to taste and texture.
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Is cheese fattening?
Many lowfat, low-calorie cheeses are available. Check out the Nutrition Facts panel on product labels. For example, a serving (4 oz) of lowfat cottage cheese (1% milk fat) provides just 82 calories and 1g fat, along with high-quality protein, riboflavin, calcium and other essential nutrients.
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Is Lorraine ® Cheese the same as Swiss cheese?
Lorraine ® Cheese is uniquely different from Swiss cheese. Unlike Swiss, which is aged, Lorraine ® Cheese is made fresh. It has a lacy, light texture that piles beautifully on sandwiches and deli platters alike.
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What is the SWISS CHEESE ARMY?
I made it up a long long long long LONG time ago.. jeez..like.atleast 4 years ago. It was basicly this little cult Lydia (one of my characters) created to keep "punk rock safe". You know, back then all those annoying kids thought it was totally awesome to be punk. Yeah, well, I used to be a little immature poo and decided that they were all posers and I should throw swiss cheese at them (not literally..). So thats how the SCA was created. ...
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Which cheese is the most popular?
Our most popular cheese is Cougar Gold. Other popular flavors include Viking, Dill Garlic and Crimson Fire.
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What is YoChee (Yogurt Cheese)?
YoChee is the new name for the age-old food called yogurt cheese. This food, which has been around for centuries, can simply be described as drained yogurt. But this mundane description does not do justice to the resulting product, for once drained, yogurt is transformed into a quite different food. And because it really needs to be distinguished from yogurt (and is not a cheese), the Goldbecks have coined the term "YoChee.
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What is a ‘serving’ of cheese?
One ‘serving’ of cheese is about 20 grams. In real terms, this is about two slices, or just under a half-cup of grated cheese, or a wedge of soft cheese about the size of your thumb.
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What is cheese made from?
Cheese is one of the most natural foods available. At its most basic, cheese contains only milk, a little salt, and a dash of culture (like that used to make yoghurt). Some cheeses may have added herbs or spices for flavour and colour.
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What is the shelf life of cheese?
Typically, the harder the cheese, the longer the shelf life. Hard cheese varieties keep for several months. Cheddars and eye cheese keep for several weeks. Stretched curd and blue cheese types keep for between 1-4 weeks. Fresh cheese keeps for within one week of purchase or by the 'use by' date.
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Can cheese be frozen?
Although it is not recommended, harder cheese types (such as parmesan, pecorino, mozzarella and cheddar cheese) may be frozen for up to 3 months. Small portions of up to 250 grams thawed slowly in the refrigerator give the best results. Grated cheese will thaw best. As a general rule, d
o not freeze fresh cheese or mold cheese (such as ricotta, cottage cheese, brie, blue mold cheese, etc.). To thaw, the cheese should be placed in its wrapper in the refrigerator giving time for full flavor to return. ...
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What is industrial cheese ?
The owners are on the look out for automated manufacturing processes. That is why they are interested in a standard raw material, with an indispensable recourse to pasteurization, thermal or micro-filtration processes. Milk supplies come from everywhere, optimum yield ratios being a determining factor and taking precedence over everything else, with security concerns adapted above all to norms, not to health issues. It’s a race for productivity and product standardisation. ...
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What is dairy milk cheese ?
The dairy uses a larger supply dimension : the milk catchment area is broadened and sometimes appeals are made for an emergency supply potentially from a distance further away, and from sources over which there is no control. Manufacture is more automated and standardisation is underpinned by concerns for greater yields, allying security and productivity. Consequently cheese taste and diversity are reduced in comparison with craft manufacture.
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What is craft cheese ?
The artisan works with milk which is produced elsewhere. It is called craft because of the makers’ membership of the Chambre des Métiers (Chamber of Crafts and Occupations). In most cases they work in small structures (1 to 10 employees), the milk coming from nearby farms. Generally, the work is done within human parameters, associated with a certain level of technical competence, of course. The notion of quality is always appreciated in a human way, and each production is adapted to the artisan’s way of working. ...
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How is flavored cheese made?
In the final process, after the remaining whey has been drained from the cheese curds,
the ingredients for any given flavor are added, i.e. jalapeno peppers, vegetables, garlic etc.
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What Is Processed Cheese?
Processed cheese is typically a blend of fresh and aged cheeses combined with added colorings, preservatives, and emulsifiers (for smoothness and ease of melting). Pasteurised to stop the ripening process, processed cheese has a longer shelf life, but definitely lacks the distinctive flavour and texture of natural cheese. Switzerland’s Walter Gerber first invented processed cheese in 1911. In 1916, James L. Kraft applied for an American patent for his processed cheese method. ...
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What is Bidgee cheese?
Bidgee cheese is named after the Murrumbidgee River, which flows through the Riverina region. It is a new style of semi-hard cheese developed by CSU to complement the added flavour, without overpowering it. Bidgee cheese has a mild and clean flavour.
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What is Gournay Cheese?
When Francois Boursin first sold his creation, he was asked to classify it for customs purposes. He chose the name "Gournay" for his cheese, naming it for the small town in France where he grew up. Today, every package of Boursin® is labeled "All Natural Gournay Cheese," the legal standard of identity for Boursin.
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Does cheese contain lactose?
The lactose content of Tillamook cheese is significantly reduced, because the cultures added to the milk at the beginning of the cheesemaking process break down the lactose into lactic acid. This process will not eliminate all of the lactose in the milk, but does significantly reduce the amount of lactose left in the cheese. Many people that are lactose intolerant are able to enjoy natural cheeses.
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What is Cheddar Cheese?
Cheddar Cheese was originally made in the English town of Cheddar, and aged in the nearby Cheddar Gorge Caves. It is a firm-textured, semi-hard cheese with a rich, nutty flavor. Cheddar Cheese can be mild, medium or sharp, depending on the amount of aging time. To make Cheddar Cheese, warm curds are matted together and cut into slabs which are turned, stacked and restacked—a process known as cheddaring. The slabs are then milled through a cheddar mill, salted, and pressed into a block-type form. ...
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