Thousands of shekels are riding on these little blue wheels. Click on the photo and read the writing on the rind. Parmigiano-Reggiano 2006 !
The stack of huge cheese wheels caught my eye and I entered the fancy cheese and wine store in the shuk Mahaneh Yehuda market. Photos were all I got, the rest was way too expensive.
They offer cheeses from around the world in a mind-boggling variety. It is exciting just to see them.
Cheesemaking is such an art and such hard and satisfying work. This I know from working a year and a half in the cheese dairy of a sheep farm. Cheese, yogurt, and just plain rich milk from sheep are the best!
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Wow! I wish we had more cheese choices.
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Delicious! I am fond of cheese, all kind of cheese. What a shop! One of my ex pupils sells cheese at the market. Goat's cheese,mature or semi mature cheese, Brie, Paturain and many other French cheeses. I teased him, saying that he was the best cheese trader of all the Netherlands.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like my husbands dream land. He loves nice cheeses. We need a store like that around here.
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Wow, I have never seen so much cheese in one place!
ReplyDeleteyummy! someone better hand me a cracker right now. my mouth is watering.
ReplyDeleteI love cheese..therefore I love to see that cheese shop...
ReplyDeleteYUM!!! What an exciting place to visit!
ReplyDeleteGracious! That's a whole lot of cheese! I'm glad to see you have so many choices available to you.
ReplyDeletefantastic shot - love the food aspect of your blog!
ReplyDeletethis is my favorite place inside of a super market
ReplyDeleteWow!It would be intersting to see them from near!
ReplyDeleteWe have just few kind of chees here.My grand ma sometimes makes chees in the home.They are unique and yammy.
My downfall! There's a shop in Manhattan very similar to this one to satisfy my cravings for cheese other than swiss and gouda. Salivating photos, Dina! Must have breakfast; my usual, yogurt, the mircale food!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, cheese production.
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I could easily eat one of these a day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Dina,
ReplyDeleteWow you worked in a cheese factory. Wow you are so in touch with the earth and the sky. You amaze me.
Wow what an extensive selling of cheese.I have never seen a store with that much cheese variety in my canadian city.
shalom.