What happened to Mohawk Valley Limburger cheese?

Kraft Foods once made a Mohawk Valley brand Limburger pasteurized process cheese spread, but now discontinued.

What cheese is similar to Limburger?

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• Pata cabra cheese.
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Does Limburger cheese taste as bad as it smells?

When the cheese is only a few weeks old, it’s mild and crumbly—a bit like feta—with a bit of a yeasty smell. Like all washed-rind cheeses, Limburger ripens from the outside in…and since the rind contains most of the funk, cut it off before serving. Just remember: it smells far worse than it tastes.

Is Limburger cheese safe to eat?

Once you remove Limburger from the rind— the source of its potent power— this cheese is actually quite delicate in flavor. (The rind is edible, by the way, but it will make the flavor of your Limburger much stronger; so Limburger with the rind is not for the faint of heart.)

What is the cheese that smells like feet?

Limburger
Limburger. “It smells like feet!” is a common refrain about Limburger, a semi-soft cow’s milk cheese that originated in Belgium. Today, Germany is responsible for the majority of Limburger production.

Can you still buy Limburger cheese?

Most Limburger Cheese today comes from Germany. Today, only one company in the United States still makes it, the Chalet Cheese Cooperative of Monroe, Wisconsin.

What cheese is the stinkiest?

Epoisse de Bourgogne
If you’ve read anything about stinky cheese, you may know that a particular French cheese from Burgundy, Epoisse de Bourgogne, usually gets top marks for being the smelliest cheese in the world. Aged for six weeks in brine and brandy, it’s so pungent that it’s banned on French public transport.

Why is it called the Mohawk Valley?

Mohawks of Mohawk Valley The name Mohawk Valley had its origins in the time period of 1614 and 1624-25 following the settlement of Dutch traders who established a post among the region of the Mohawk of Mohawk Valley as the Mohawk had become alliances and targets of the Indian Wars.

What is the Mohawk Valley known for?

The Mohawk Valley has played an integral historical role in human settlement, migration, and transportation of New York State, mainly due to its beneficial transportation route, the Mohawk River.