love the cheese from Wisconsin

[director_gtr]

Originally Posted by Hesher420

I live in Wisconsin near the Mars Cheese Castle also. Personally, I just don't get it. If you are a die-hard cheese lover though, they do have more variety than about anywhere else. All different types of horrible cheese

Yeah, are so many types of cheese. I would say I only like a few of them (the normal ones) but I'm picky

[mreilly]

Wisconsin cheese is absolutely the best there is. A Christmas gift I drew this year was from my sister-in-law in Kentucky. It was a large wedge of "Trappist Monk" cheese made in Kentucky. It was the most God awful cheese I've ever had. I tried so hard to learn to enjoy it but just couldn't pull it off. I even melted it over a pizza. My wife was so mad she left the doors open for an hour. I finally cut it in small slices, put it in tupperware and give the dog a piece every other day. She loves it!!!

[mschramek]

Widmers Cheese in Theresa is very well known and has EXCELLENT cheese. 5 year old aged cheddar. Yummmmm.

[beechercreature]

there's a wisconsin cheese maker that comes to all the farmers markets around my area. The verdict=delicious. but i love every kind of cheese i've ever had.

[jjl]

The cheese is so good there is a whole festival dedicated to every 2 years in Monroe.

[jollytim]

I had a friend, rest his soul, that I worked with years back. He was a Product Engineer in charge of sourcing parts, and working issues with vendors. One of our vendors was in Wisconsin. So, to make a short story long, I gave him some money to bring back some Wisconsin cheeses. Surprise me, I said. And he did. Amongst the now forgotten samples, was a 90 year old aged Cheddar. OMG! That was probably the most unique cheese I have ever tasted. Not sharp, nothing 'cheddar' like any more, but the most tasty cheese I've had.