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SarVecchio
$21.99/LBSartori SarVecchio wraps a feel good story about the American Worker in its nutty, caramelly parmesan-esque flavor- a combination that keeps us coming back for more. After a notable cheese giant decided to close the Antigo, Wisconsin plant that produced its most flavorful (perhaps ONLY flavorful) cheese, workers pooled their resources, bought the plant, and showed the big guy that Americans could handle cheese with incredible flavor that didn’t come in a can. Read More -
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Tete de Moine
$27.99/LBIf you have a Girolle, you too can shave ''the monk's head.'' A strong raw cow's milk cheese from the Jura Mountains, assertively fruity and full-bodied. Read More -
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Grana Padano
$19.99/LBRough handling makes tasty Italian cheese: from two milkings comes raw cow milk that is partially skimmed, cooked twice, and bathed in brine before aging for at least a year. All that attention makes a fragrant, sweet, and nutty cheese with a very firm texture. It's not Parmigiano - similar, but not exactly the same - but like its cousin, you can use it for grating, cooking, and as a fine table cheese. Read More -
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Provolone Buonatavola
$14.99/LBMuch more sharp and full of flavor than your average deli provolone, this Italian offering adds a satisfying kick to any selection of antipasti, or well-constructed sandwich. Read More -
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Fontina Fontal
$14.99/LBYoung, mild cheese seeks sandwich, pizza, or nourishing snack with anyone up for a good time. A little dense - but flexible, sweet and easygoing. Will stop the world to melt with you. Read More -
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Piave Vecchio
$19.99/LBEver wish you could eat a pound of Parm, but find the hard, dry texture a challenge? Piave is the easy eatin' version, packing all that savory crystalline nuttiness within a smooth, sliceable paste. Grab a salami and you're all set. Read More -
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Solo di Bruna Parmigiano-Reggiano
$24.99/LBMade from the milk of only Italian Brown cows, we've never tried parm like this. Buttery and caramelly, like grown-up Cracker Jacks-with that hopelessly addictive crunch as your prize inside. Curl atop your pasta or just lob off a hunk, and foist a glass of Barolo to new levels of delicious. Salute! Read More -
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Toma Walser
$19.99/LBNEW ARRIVAL! The Walsers were a Germanic people that wound up settling throughout the Alps, including the Piedmont region of northern Italy. This sweet smelling, ivory-colored gem is named for them. Read More -
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Caciocavallo
$18.99/LBCaciocavallo earns its name, literally ‘cheese on horseback’, from the way duos of gourd-shaped rounds are rope-bound and slung over a wooden board to drain and age. Read More



