Cheese

Im going to go make a grilled cheese sandwich. Do you want one KHV?

 

No, thanks!

 

you sure? its really yummy and cheesy. i always make 2-cheese sandwiches because it tastes better.

 

hey, that's not a bad idea. Now I know what to do for dinner. And I always use 2 cheese pieces. It just makes it taste a little better

 

no, i mean 2 different cheeses. usually its cheddar and swiss, but whenever i run out of swiss, i use parmesean. that one is an interestion combination.

 

Muenster.


I am not having a grilled cheese if it is not muenster cheese.

 

sucks to be you then, but i have no idea what that is.

 

Muenster (cheese)



Country of origin

United States



Source of milk

Cows



Texture

Soft



Fat content

8.5 g / oz



Protein content

6.6 g / oz


Muenster is a cheese from the United States, not to be confused with the French variety, Munster. The name Muenster is derived from an English transliteration of Münster, a city in Germany. The original name of the French cheese comes from Alsatian abbey of Munster in the Vosgian mountains. Munster translates as "monastery", altered from Latin monasterium.

Its taste is comparable to that of both typical white American cheese and a sharp jack cheese.

Muenster is a smooth textured cheese with an orange rind and a white interior. This washed-rind cheese is made from cows’ milk. The orange color is derived from vegetable coloring. It usually has a very mild flavor and smooth, soft texture. In some cases, when properly aged, it can develop a strong flavor with a pungent aroma. This cheese is commonly served as an appetizer. Because it melts well, it is also often used in dishes such as grilled cheese sandwiches, tuna melts, quesadillas, cheeseburgers, and pizza.

 

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It's cheese.

 

i realized that, but i have no idea what it looks like, or if its even sold in canada. does it go with wine?

 

It goes with wine, bread, nutella (omg hellz yes), and crackers.





Edit: It looks like this:

 

still dont know what it looks like or whether i can buy it here in the great white north. actually, the great white north is looking pretty green right now. the great green north...

 

How can you not know what it looks like if I posted pics of it above?


;_;


You make no sense.

 

you put that in as an edit AFTER i posted my comment. and i still dont know whether its sold in canada

 

It's sold all over the world.

Derp.

 

whatever. i like my sandwiches with cheddar and swiss and sometimes parmesean. there is no room in my fridge for another cheese.

 

hey cool, his eyes look vaguely feline. and you heard me! my fridge is full with other food and will explode if i put anything else in there.

 

I love cheese!!

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