A World Of Cheese

A guide to freezing and thawing cheese.

How do you store your cheese – and what are the signs that the cheese has gone bad? Get the answers here!

This cheese knife guide shows you what cheese knives to choose for different types of cheese. You can of course use regular knives, but there is just something about having the right tools for the job!

Your cheese consists of several layers of flavour, and the taste may differ depending on where you cut it. To ensure that you enjoy all aspects of your cheese, you should consider the shape when cutting.

Don't know how much cheese to serve? Here's a simple guide to help you serve cheese for lunch, dinner, dessert & as a snack!

Who doesn’t love a nice cocktail? With the wide variety of cocktails, you have an accompaniment that can be tailored perfectly to match your cheese platter.

White wine is close to the perfect match for cheese – and generally far better than red wine. The freshness of the white wine, the perfumed notes and the combination of sweetness and acidity suit many cheeses.

Beer goes surprisingly well with cheese – better, in fact, than wine, according to many. Beer’s freshness, carbonation and complex taste notes make it perfect for serving with a cheese platter.

Before popping open that expensive bottle of red wine for your cheese platter, check out these tips for what red wine to serve with cheese.

Sparkling wines like champagne, cremant and prosecco aren’t just festive – they also go extremely well with cheese. Lighter cheeses in particular really come alive when served with sparkling wine, as the crispness and bubbles bring out the best in the cheese. But aged cheeses with nutty nuances and strong blue cheeses also liven up in the company of bubbles.