i find jarlsberg cheese to be similar to the swiss emmenthaler style cheese. the jarlsberg is a bit stronger. i bought some today(jarlsberg)for $30.00 a kilo. it's good.
cheese is pricey, but it needs much milk. i'm also a fan of really old chedder, at least 3 years old, but 8 years old is better.

On Sat, 11 May 2019 07:10:55 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love wrote:

> i find jarlsberg cheese to be similar to the swiss emmenthaler style cheese. the jarlsberg is a bit stronger. i bought some today(jarlsberg)for $30.00 a kilo. it's good.
> cheese is pricey, but it needs much milk. i'm also a fan of really old chedder, at least 3 years old, but 8 years old is better.

Jarlsberg is like $5.67/lb at Costco, $9.50/lb at my grocery store.
This is the stuff made in ...Norway, not Ohio.

-sw

On Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 10:49:10 AM UTC-4, Sqwertz wrote:
> On Sat, 11 May 2019 07:10:55 -0700 (PDT), A Moose in Love wrote:
>
> > i find jarlsberg cheese to be similar to the swiss emmenthaler style cheese. the jarlsberg is a bit stronger. i bought some today(jarlsberg)for $30.00 a kilo. it's good.
> > cheese is pricey, but it needs much milk. i'm also a fan of really old chedder, at least 3 years old, but 8 years old is better.
>
> Jarlsberg is like $5.67/lb at Costco, $9.50/lb at my grocery store.
> This is the stuff made in ...Norway, not Ohio.
>
> -sw

$5.67 is an incredible price. i could have gotten mine a tad cheaper if i would have walked over to the local deli. maybe $28.00 CDN per kilo. however, they are so busy on a saturday morning. the minimum wait would have been half hour.
i'm impatient. that deli sure is making the bucks.