Spanish Cheese Assortment (2 Pound) by igourmet.com
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Gourmet Food : Spanish Cheese Assortment (2 Pound) by igourmet.com |
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Gourmet Food : Spanish Cheese Assortment (2 Pound) by igourmet.com |
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Back Related Items:      see moreAddress: Binding: Misc. Brand: IGOURMET Country: spain Label: igourmet Manufacturer: igourmet Publisher: igourmet Size: 2 pound Studio: igourmet Features:
Rating:  - Good cheese!If you like cheese, you will like the Spanish Cheese Assortment. It has 4 different kinds of cheese that were all tasty. Try it. Rating:  - need to tell people the ingredientsMost of the cheese was awesome- however they should warn people that there is goat and sheep milk cheese incldued... Rating:  - not just a flash in the panI have worked with imported cheeses for most of my life, and it's great to see Spanish cheeses get their due. Spain is right up there with France as far as variety, great flavors, and quality goes. What they are behind on is marketing. Spain is where France was 30-40 years ago. Now there is a huge interest in Spanish cuisines -wines, tapas, and fine cheeses.The cuisine is large and complex enough that chefs will be playing around with it for a good long time. This selection is an outstanding introduction to Spanish cheeses. Different milks-Manchego and Idiazabal are sheep, mahon is cow, and Murcia vino is often nicknamed "The Drunken Goat" due to it's milk and that it is marinated in a local ... Read More Rating: - Wonderful CheesesEveryone in my family loves cheese and we especially love French and Spanish cheeses. We recently received this cheese assortment as a gift and we really loved all of them. Our favorite cheese in this group was definitely the Manchego. It was decadently rich and creamy and the flavor transported me back to the days when I was a student, hitchhiking my way across Europe. Neither my wife nor I had ever had the Mahon Reserva, but we really liked it. It's sharp and tangy, so we ate it in much smaller portions than the Manchego. We had never had the Idiazabal, either, and I have to say this smoky cheese has become one of our family's favorite, rivaling even the Manchego. ... Read More |
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