How traditional British Cheddar is made in Somerset
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- čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
- Cheddar is one of the most widely sold cheeses in the world. While it can basically be made anywhere, the roots of this cheese lie in the British county of Cheddar, from which it derives its name. So, what defines the original Cheddar? What's its secret, and how is it made? And how does handmade Cheddar differ from industrially made one? Join us on a trip to England to explore the origins of this British food heritage.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:37 The milk
01:16 The cheese making process
02:56 The history of Cheddar cheese
03:20 The taste of traditional Cheddar
04:20 Outro
CREDITS
Report: Gönna Ketels
Camera: Marco Borowski
Edit: Andreas Hyronimus
Supervising editor: Ruben Kalus
#cheddar #cheese #england
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What's your favorite kind of chesse? 🧀
Having grown up on North American cheddar, on a trip to Somerset I was astonished at how good and flavourful real farm house cheddar is.
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Extra mature cheddar cheese is my favourite. It’s my go to cheese when I’m making many different dishes and snacks that involves cheese. It melts and gets crispy and is full of flavour. 🧀
I have not found a cheddar cheese made in the U.S. that comes even close to traditional British or Irish cheddar. The amazing grasses that the cows eat make a huge difference. I just cannot buy American cheddar for eating straight up after trying the British and Irish cheddars.
In the U.S. it is mostly grain fed and does not have that smooth rich flavor. Maybe there is a good grass fed cheddar in the U.S. but i have not found it yet.
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I think Sacquahatchee Creamery in Tennessee makes a cheese very similar to artisan cheddar. I might have spelled the name wrong, I can never spell those crazy indian names.
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Kraft Cheddar Cheese has the ultimate flavor and the nuttiness of classic cheese
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Cheddar is wonderful. But I've never tasted Stilton. I smirk how the lady slams all other cheese makers around the world, as if Wisconsin USA is rubbish.
Stilton is a good "gateway cheese" into the world of blue cheeses. 🙂
Cheddar should be protected, some cheddars are awful.
I agree, its just sad
I'm french and I love english cheese also, especially blue cheese such as Stilton.
Quality cheddar is fantastic, but when I went to study in Canada I was shocked to see what was sold as "cheddar" there, I'm glad mist french cheese are protected
West Country Cheddar is protected by PDO status, so you can search for it and lookout for the red and gold PDO status seal.
@blaser80 sadly I feel that's too diverse and annoying.
Like imagine if the other cheeses need to be like "North regional lancasterian farm cheese" to be protected
Meanwhile American cheese is constructed by ai. Lol
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I like Kraft.
I don't like any imported cheese that tastes like nuts. That's a European thing.
Well good for you if you find a cheese that "tastes like nuts" don't bother eating it but when it comes to the complex flavours and aromas of excellent artisan cheese they are worth every penny. Also it's not a European thing to just literally say "it tastes like nuts" and leave it at that.
Keep eating your plastic burger cheese mate
It's so fake they legally have to call it "cheese product" instead of just cheese. XD@@amanwithaplaninavan