1.4K views · 13 reactions | Did you know that some cheeses use mites in their production? Close-up of cheese mites (Tyrophagus sp.). Credit: Thierry Berrod / Science Photo Library https://bit.ly/3rHEuAN #arachnid #cheesemite #mites #nature #microscopy | Science Photo Library | Facebook

Did you know you can make cheese cookies? 🧀🍪 You just need butter, flour, any spices and Cabot Creamery Cooperative Vermont Sharp Cheddar cheese! #cabotpartner Cabot award-winning cheddar cheeses are all naturally aged for the best flavor, so you don’t really need a lot of ingredients or effort to make the cheese cookies - so good for game day! Would you try them? #cabotcreamery INGREDIENTS 1 (8-ounce) block Cabot Creamery sharp Cheddar cheese, grated and at room temperature 1 stick unsalted b

One of the hardest things for me to let go when I started my journey was cheese. I was so addicted to the flavor and whatever else is going on. Things got way easier once I learn how to make cheese replacements that satisfying me with the same flavors and textures. Today is national cheese day so this video is for anyone that loves cheese but can’t handle dairy! Sun Dried Tomato Cheeze Spread! You can find the link to this recipe in the comment section. 🙏🏾 | Turnip Vegan

1.6K views · 69 reactions | Sexy, delectable, and ripened with tiny little bugs called cheese mites! Here's everything you need to know about one of the creepiest cheeses out there, Mimolette. What cheese do you want me to feature next? Tell me | Cheese Sex Death | Facebook