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Specialty Cheese Some Items May Require Pre-Order Contact Your Sales Representative for More Information California Blue Item Origin / Milk Description Specialty Cheese Some items may require pre-order Contact your sales representative for more information California Blue Item Origin / Milk Description Point Reyes Marshall, CA Made with milk from cows that graze on the Original Blue Raw certified organic, green pastured hills overlooking 9172 ~6 LB Wheel Cow Milk Tomales Bay, this blue is made with hours of 11565 5 LB Crumbles milking and then ages for a minimum of six Pre-order: months resulting in a creamier style. Point Reyes Marshall, CA Inspired by the sheer natural beauty and cool Bay Blue Pasteurized coastal climate of Point Reyes, Bay Blue is a 17293 ~5 LB Wheel Cow Milk rustic-style blue cheese, with a beautiful natural Pre-order: rind, fudgy texture, and a sweet, salted caramel finish. Shaft's CA / WI A savory, full flavored blue cheese aged for a Blue Cheese Pasteurized minimum of one year. Made in Wisconsin by a 8267 ~6 LB Wheel Cow Milk Master Cheesemaker, this cheese is aged in Pre-order: HYW California - in an abandoned gold mine converted into the perfect aging facility. Shaft's CA / WI A classic, elegant bleu vein cheese aged for a Ellie's Blue Cheese Pasteurized minimum of 24 months. The additional aging 12492 ~3 LB Wheel Cow Milk process creates a rare and unique cheese that Pre-order: HYW has a smooth, creamy taste with a sweet finish. Cheddar Item Origin / Milk Description Fiscalini Cheese Co Modesto, CA Fiscalini's Bandage Wrapped Cheddar is made Bandage Wrapped Pasteurized using traditional methods and aged for at least 16 Cheddar Cow Milk months. A true American farmstead Cheddar 9281 ~15 LB Wheel with a balance of buttery, grassy, and savory Pre-order: flavors. Fiscalini Cheese Co Modesto, CA This cheese is made by infusing a local Imperial Craft Beer Cheddar Pasteurized Stout into the classic Farmhouse Cheddar. The curds 23849 ~5 LB Block Cow Milk are soaked in beer to fully impart the malty, hoppy, Pre-order: HYW rich flavor into each bite of cheese. Fiscalini Cheese Co Modesto, CA Aged 10 months and soaked in award-winning Purple Moon Pasteurized California North Coast Cabernet Sauvignon, this 23456 8/6 OZ Case Cow Milk distinctive cheese purple cheese has a creamy, Pre-order: HYW slightly tangy flavor. Fiscalini Cheese Co Ontario, CA A variation on the traditional Fiscalini Cheddar, Smoked Cheddar Pasteurized this one is smoked with cherry wood from 17171 ~5 LB Wheel Cow Milk neighboring farms, giving it a deeper color, Pre-order: aroma, and flavor in addition to the nutty, hearty flavors of a traditional Cheddar. Vintage Cheese Co Traver, CA Made with the highest quality raw milk, creating a White Cheddar Raw Cow Milk flavorful Cheddar that gets exponentially better 12027 ~5 LB Block with age. Aged 2 years. Pre-order: Firm / Hard Item Origin / Milk Description Bellwether Farms Petaluma, CA Carmody highlights the buttery flavor and Carmody Pasteurized naturally golden color of rich Jersey cow milk 8944 ~3 LB Wheel Cow Milk produced by cows on neighboring dairies. The Pre-order: HYW, SFS name Carmody comes from a road that winds through the coastal hills of Petaluma. Bellwether Farms Petaluma, CA Whole peppercorns are added to San Andreas to Pepato Raw create this savory and earthy cheese. Floral, 12031 ~3 LB Wheel Sheep Milk grassy, with nutty undertones, it was inspired by Pre-order: HYW, SFS the aged sheep's milk cheeses of Tuscany. Bellwether Farms Petaluma, CA This raw sheep's milk farmstead cheese is a San Andreas Raw Bellwether original .Produced with milk from their 12030 ~3 LB Wheel Sheep Milk east Fresian herd, it has a smooth mouthfeel and Pre-order: HYW slightly gamey, grassy flavors. Aged 3 - 4 months. Cowgirl Creamery Pt Reyes Station, Born from the sunshine of California’s rolling Wagon Wheel CA golden hills, organic Wagon Wheel is a versatile 22403 ~15 LB Wheel Pasteurized and snackable cheese. At room temperature, it’s Pre-order: HYW Cow Milk approachable and delicious. When melted, we call it Liquid Gold. Cypress Grove Arcata, CA Born to be mild, this sheep milk cheese is buttery Lamb Chopper Pasteurized in color and flavor with a long, complex finish. 8611 ~10 LB Wheel Sheep Milk The texture is smooth and semi-firm, making it an Pre-order: enchanting table or cooking cheese. Cypress Grove Arcata, CA Gouda-style, aged for at least one year. Lovely Midnight Moon Pasteurized brown butter flavor with intense caramel 5730 ~8.5 LB Wheel Goat Milk undertones. Pre-order: DiStefano Cheese Pomona, CA Caciocavallo is a traditional Italian cheese whose Caciocavallo Pasteurized name means "cheese on horseback." It is hand- 20676 2/~4.5 LB Wheel Cow Milk pulled and tied at one end with a rope, from Preorder: HYW, SFS which it hangs to dry and age. Slightly sharp and spicy with age. Fiscalini Cheese Co Modesto, CA San Joaquin Gold is a semi-firm cheese with a San Joaquin Gold Raw natural rind and a sweet, salty, buttery taste. It is 9280 ~7 LB Wheel Cow Milk made with raw cow's milk from Fiscalini's own Pre-order: herd of 1,400 Holstein cows. Point Reyes Farmstead Marshall, CA The Giacomini family has created a truly unique Toma Pasteurized farmstead table cheese. The buttery flavor and 13473 ~10 LB Wheel Cow Milk subtle, grassy, tangy finish make Pt Reyes Toma Pre-order: perfect for snacking or melting into your favorite dish. Point Reyes Farmstead Marshall, CA Aged for at least 16 months, this incredible Gouda Gouda Pasteurized is complex, with notes of toasted hazelnuts, 22769 ~20 LB Wheel Cow Milk caramel, butterscotch, and cooked cream Pre-order: SFS punctuated by it's crunchy crystalized texture. Vella Cheese Co Sonoma, CA Dry Jack cheese was produced in 1915 when SF Dry Jack Pasteurized wholesaler found himself overstocked with Monterrey 3181 ~8 LB Wheel Cow Milk Jack. He salted and aged it in the hopes of preserving Pre-order: the wheels and later found that it became fruity, rich, and hard, much like a fine Italian Parmesan. Fresh Item Origin / Milk Description Bellwether Petaluma, CA French-style cultured cream with a rich, nutty Crème Fraîche Pasteurized flavor and a tart finish. Unlike sour cream, it 12174 2/2 LB Cow Milk never curdles in sauces or soups and brings Pre-order: SFS complex richness to the simplest recipes. Bellwether Petaluma, CA Modeled after the classic Italian cheese, this Crescenza Pasteurized Crescenza is smooth and creamy with notes of 8613 ~3 LB Cow Milk lemon and yeast. Pre-order: SFS Bellwether Petaluma, CA European-style fresh cheese that is light, silky, Fromage Blanc Pasteurized and easy to spread. Substitute it for a chévre or 12173 2/30 OZ Cow Milk use as a low-calorie alternative to cream cheese. Pre-order: Bellwether Petaluma, CA Whey from Bellwether's aged cow milk cheeses go Ricotta Pasteurized into making this ricotta. Creamy with a sweet, 11272 3.5 LB Tub Cow Milk delicate flavor. Drained in Italian baskets, it is Pre-order: never mushy or grainy. Bellwether Petaluma, CA Whole Milk, rather than left over whey, is used to Whole Milk Ricotta Pasteurized produce this rich and flavorful ricotta. The texture 12880 3.5 LB Tub Cow Milk is very fluffy with more pronounced curds thanks Pre-order: HYW, SFS to the method of draining. Cypress Grove Arcata, CA Light, bright, creamy and straightforward with a Fromage Blanc Pasteurized tangy flavor profile, this French-style fresh goat's 6512 2/4 LB Tub Goat Milk milk cheese is a sumptuous addition to any menu. Pre-order: Cypress Grove Arcata, CA Fresh cheese mixed with lavender buds and wild Purple Haze Pasteurized harvested fennel pollen. Its sweet flavor is 4596 6/4 OZ Case Goat Milk wonderful as a desert with honey and almonds or Pre-order: in a main dish with lamb. Di Stefano Sonoma, CA Di Stefano fresh mozzarella has a soft texture and Ball 8 OZ Pasteurized a full milky flavor. Fresh mozz is perfect for a 16802 2/3 LB Tub Cow Milk caprese salad, on top of pizza or simply drizzled Pre-order: with extra virgin olive oil and balsmic vinegar. Di Stefano Pomona, CA Di Stefano fresh mozzarella has a soft texture and Bocconcini Pasteurized a full milky flavor. Fresh mozz is perfect for a 16801 3 LB Tub Cow Milk caprese salad, on top of pizza or simply drizzled 13857 6/8 OZ Case with extra virgin olive oil and balsmic vinegar Pre-order: HYW Di Stefano Burrata Pomona, CA Di Stefano fresh mozzarella has a soft texture and 12303 24/2 OZ Cups Pasteurized a full milky flavor. Fresh mozz is perfect for a 12094 12/4 OZ Cups Cow Milk caprese salad, on top of pizza or simply drizzled 12197 6/1 LB Cups Pre-order: AZ with extra virgin olive oil and balsmic vinegar 13849 6/8 OZ Cups Pre-order: AZ, HYW Di Stefano Pomona, CA Di Stefano fresh mozzarella has a soft texture and Ciliegine Pasteurized a full milky flavor. Fresh mozz is perfect for a 21795 2/3 LB Tub Cow Milk caprese salad, on top of pizza or simply drizzled 13858 6/8 OZ Case with extra virgin olive oil and balsmic vinegar Pre-order: Di Stefano Sonoma, CA Di Stefano's fresh mozzarella curd can be used to Curd Pasteurized make mozzarella in-house. This fresh, unsalted 2629 2/10 LB Block Cow Milk product is ready to be heated and stretched to Pre-order SFS any desired shape. Di Stefano Pomona, CA Di Stefano fresh mozzarella has a soft texture and Log Pasteurized a full milky flavor.
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