Cheese Basket - Why It's Best to Buy and Not Make Your Own

A cheese basket is a wonderful present. It'smuffins, and croissants go well with Swiss
tasty, it's homey, and it's not like the presentscheese? Or that all four are best paired with
everyone else gives. But how do you choosewhite and red wines?
which cheddar to put in your basket?Do you know that for the best match, the
Cheeses like the Feta are crumbly and does notboldness of your wine has to match the boldness
at all melt smoothly. On the other hand, a chunkof your cheddar? Or that salty chunks work best
that is too soft - such as Brie or goat cheese -when paired with off-dry dessert wines, such as a
will need less wine than usual. Mozzarella is toolate harvest bottle of Riesling? Do you know that
stringy while other varieties are too limp. Clearly,you can toss in extras, such as a bottle of fine
deciding what cheddar to give is not as easy aswine or a small book of cheddar recipes, to your
you would think it is. It's not as simple as pointinggoodie baskets?
to a box or two on the aisle, or picking out theAdmittedly, there are many things you don't
one with the most exotic name.know about cheddar -- just like there are many
This is where cheese basket retailers can helpthings that retailers don't know about your friends.
you. Not only do they know cheddar like theyWhy not make the best of both worlds by
know their business address, they can alsomaking use of what each one knows best? You
suggest pairings you probably would never havepick which friend to give a cheese basket to and
thought about on your own! Do you know berries,your retailers will do the rest!