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Golden Harvest Block Cheese POS - Ben E. Keith

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<strong>Block</strong><br />

<strong>Cheese</strong><br />

<strong>Ben</strong> E. <strong>Keith</strong> Foods announces two new <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> <strong>Cheese</strong> items:<br />

<strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> Mild Cheddar Milled Curd <strong>Block</strong> <strong>Cheese</strong> and <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong><br />

Monterey Jack <strong>Block</strong> <strong>Cheese</strong><br />

<strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> Mild Cheddar Milled Curd <strong>Block</strong> <strong>Cheese</strong> is made the<br />

traditional way, with no short cuts. Fresh milk is mixed with cultures and rennet to<br />

form curds which are heated and drained. The drained curds are then milled into<br />

smaller pieces that allow the cheese to knit together more closely, which creates<br />

a more homogenous body to the cheese as the curds are pressed. Any way you<br />

choose to use cheddar, <strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> Mild Cheddar Milled Curd <strong>Block</strong> <strong>Cheese</strong><br />

contains a firmer body resulting in better looking cubes, slices, and shreds.<br />

<strong>Golden</strong> <strong>Harvest</strong> Monterey Jack is a semi-soft cheese made from fresh cow’s<br />

milk. Our Monterey Jack <strong>Cheese</strong>, is a smooth, evenly colored cheese with no signs<br />

of cracking or discoloration. It offers a delicate buttery flavor and its gooey-whenmelted<br />

texture makes it an excellent cheese for slicing, snacking, or melting on<br />

Mexican dishes.


740090 – 1/40 Lb. Avg. Yellow Mild Cheddar <strong>Cheese</strong> <strong>Block</strong> (Milled Curd)<br />

Category: Semi-hard cheese (interior-ripened cheese).<br />

Ingredients:<br />

Pasteurized Milk<br />

<strong>Cheese</strong> Cultures<br />

Salt Enzymes<br />

Annatto<br />

Appearance:<br />

Rindless<br />

Bright and smooth surface<br />

Light yellow to orange-colored<br />

Firm, smooth texture<br />

Slightly elastic<br />

Flavor:<br />

Rich, nutty, creamy flavor that becomes<br />

increasingly sharper with age<br />

Attributes:<br />

Melts and browns at high temperatures<br />

Varieties:<br />

Traditional mild age (3 months)<br />

Medium cheddar (from 4 to 9 months)<br />

Sharp cheddar (from 9 months to several years).<br />

Uses:<br />

Extremely versatile - from snacks to souffles<br />

Enhance omelets, mac and cheese, sandwiches, soups<br />

and casseroles<br />

For wine tastings - choose medium to sharp to<br />

accompany full bodied red wine<br />

Serving:<br />

Best to leave at room temperature for 30-45 minutes<br />

before tasting<br />

Storage:<br />

Keep refrigerated at 34° to 38° F. If wrapped<br />

tightly, it can last from a few days to several months.<br />

746004 – 1/40 Lb. Avg. White Monterey Jack <strong>Cheese</strong> <strong>Block</strong><br />

Category: Semi-soft cheese (interior-ripened<br />

cheese)<br />

Ingredients:<br />

Pasteurized Milk<br />

<strong>Cheese</strong> Cultures<br />

Salt Enzymes<br />

Appearance and Texture:<br />

Rindless<br />

White to very pale yellow uniform color<br />

Smooth body with no cracks<br />

Supple, flexible and soft texture<br />

Flavor:<br />

Delicate, buttery and slightly tart flavor<br />

Attributes:<br />

Melts and browns at high temperatures<br />

Varieties:<br />

Monterey Jack is great by itself or mixed with herbs,<br />

spices or hot peppers.<br />

Uses:<br />

Shredded or sliced, hot or cold<br />

Grilled cheese sandwiches<br />

Casseroles, sauces and dips<br />

<strong>Cheese</strong> trays<br />

Often associated with Southwestern or Tex-Mex food<br />

Storage: Keep refrigerated at 34° to 38° F. If wrapped<br />

tightly it can last from 7 to 10 days.

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