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Mickide Apprentice

Can someone explain to me the deal with Blue Cheese.. Is it safe or not?! I am completely confused by it.


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Can someone explain to me the deal with Blue Cheese.. Is it safe or not?! I am completely confused by it.

We always check the brand name out with the company. From what I understand, the mold growth on some are generated with breadcrumbs.

mamaw Community Regular

I too would like to know which brands are safe. I'm not a blue-cheese fan but someone at work gave hubby an appetizer that he said was soooo good .... I would like to make it....

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Boar's Head blue cheese is gluten-free.

mamaw Community Regular

Thanks Now I''ll have to check out Whole Foods for it since our Boar's head store closed a while ago...

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