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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 04 2012 04:59 oGoZenob wrote: gruyere is expensive ? In France that's the cheapest cheese you can get  Which probably limits demand in some places, which will raise prices, due to the subsequently limited supply, in a bizarre twist of economics. | ||
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Newbistic
China2912 Posts
On June 04 2012 04:59 oGoZenob wrote: gruyere is expensive ? In France that's the cheapest cheese you can get In the US Gruyere is at least $12 / 450g, or four times the price of cheddar cheese. | ||
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oGoZenob
France1503 Posts
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ThatGuyDoMo
Australia516 Posts
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Apom
France655 Posts
On June 04 2012 05:50 oGoZenob wrote: in france cheddar is not really regarded as cheese, more like a .. hum.. plastic thingy. Unpasteurized british cheddar is actually really good (that's three farms in the entire UK). | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On June 04 2012 04:59 oGoZenob wrote: gruyere is expensive ? In France that's the cheapest cheese you can get Gruyère is expensive in France. What people commonly call Gruyère is in fact Emmenthal, which is indeed very cheap. | ||
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solidbebe
Netherlands4921 Posts
On June 04 2012 08:28 Apom wrote: Well, I had never heard of that dish. TL is full of surprises. Unpasteurized british cheddar is actually really good (that's three farms in the entire UK). This is true, the orange plastic americans like to call cheddar is disgusting (imo). But real british cheddar is a very good cheese. | ||
FlaShFTW
United States10107 Posts
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Newbistic
China2912 Posts
On June 04 2012 22:54 solidbebe wrote: This is true, the orange plastic americans like to call cheddar is disgusting (imo). But real british cheddar is a very good cheese. I think you're talking about processed cheese, not actual cheddar cheese? The "cheddar" that comes in thinly sliced plastic packets actually can no longer legally be called cheese in the United States since about 5 years ago. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/8NIkh.jpg) Most brands that sell this type of "cheese" now use some kind of witty brand name like Kraft's "Singles" and have something like "processed dairy product" written in a smaller font in the corner. But there is also cheddar cheese that is actual cheese too. | ||
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JingleHell
United States11308 Posts
On June 05 2012 05:27 Newbistic wrote: I think you're talking about processed cheese, not actual cheddar cheese? The "cheddar" that comes in thinly sliced plastic packets actually can no longer legally be called cheese in the United States since about 5 years ago. + Show Spoiler + Most brands that sell this type of "cheese" now use some kind of witty brand name like Kraft's "Singles" and have something like "processed dairy product" written in a smaller font in the corner. But there is also cheddar cheese that is actual cheese too. That stuff makes me vomit. | ||
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