Tag: Switzerland

US-made cheese can also be called ‘gruyere’, court rules

There have been controversies on whether cheese from outside Europe can still be called ‘gruyere.’ Photo: 123rf The name “gruyere” can now be used to label cheeses from outside of the Gruyère region of Switzerland and France, a US appeals court has ruled. The Virginia court upheld a ruling...

Best American Cheese, Blind-Tasted & Ranked

American cheese is something of a contentious issue here in the Uproxx Life Slack chat. Our editor, Steve Bramucci, likes to defend it on the grounds of texture and meltiness, and says he even puts it on ramen. But apparently, I’m an insufferable faux-europhile because I’ve generally thought of...

5 ways to cook with cheese

Recently, I learned of the death of Colette Hatch DeRoma — or “Madame de Fromage,” as many of us knew her. She died Jan. 13, following a long illness. Although Colette was approaching her 81st birthday, she was ageless to those who knew her. Between her diminutive stature, engaging...

Cheese Fondue Vs. Raclette: What’s The Difference?

According to Culture Trip, simple cheese fondue is just melted cheese served in a pot with bread cubes for dunking. AlpenWild says modern-day versions of the meal originated in 18th-century Switzerland as a way for agricultural families to stretch their winter larder. The hearty meal also made good use...

Martha Stewart’s Potato Cheese Tart Is Perfect for Winter Nights – SheKnows

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Let’s be frank: it’s not even techinically winter yet, and it’s freakishly cold out already. Some areas of the country are blanketed in snow, and Los Angeles even...