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Maytag Blue - Pound Cut (1 pound) by igourmet.com | 
| Brand: Maytag Category: Gourmet
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Thank you for shopping at Ultra Mega Mart Rating: 7 reviews
Country: united-states-of-america Media: Misc. Size: 1 pound
ASIN: B0000D9N3O
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| Features:
| • | A world-famous blue cheese from Iowa | | • | Crumble over salads or enjoy as a table cheese | | • | Turn into a cream sauce for vegetables or pasta | | • | Made in the USA from pasteurized milk | | • | Goes great with a medium bodied ale or lager. |
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Product Description Nestled in among the rolling hills of central Iowa is Maytag Dairy, which produces Maytag Blue cheese. Shortly before World War II, F.L. Maytag II began working with scientists at Iowa State University to begin making a great American blue cheese, modeled after those of Europe. The result was one of the first American farmstead cheeses of superior quality. Maytag cheese makers, however, are still hand making the same cheese that they created in the 1930's. Maytag Blue's popularity has taken off with the growing interest in American farmstead cheeses, and this wonderful, tangy blue cheese is now featured on menus across the country. Its wonderful flavor, moist yet crumbly texture, and lemony finish make Maytag one of the world's great blue cheeses.- Made from unpasteurized cow's milk.
- Photo depicts whole 4 lb form of cheese.
- We cut and wrap this item by the pound.
- We sell this item in whole form. (item 098W)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
what do get when you cross a washing machine, a bottle of beer, and a chunk of blue cheese? October 1, 2006 Richard Cumming (blue state) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The answer: a Maytag...or several Maytags. That's right. The Maytag family of Newton, Iowa manufactured washers and dryers. They recently moved the operation out of Iowa. The last time I checked they were still making Maytag Blue Cheese in Newton. It's good! The secret? Iowa milk. It's not super sharp or stinky and it makes a lovely garnish on your salad. Oh, and that bottle of beer? That would be Fritz Maytag of the same family.. years ago he went to San Francisco and started a brewery called Anchor Steam. The next time you wash a load of laundry have some Maytag Blue Cheese and wash it down with a bottle of Anchor Steam Liberty Ale. Yum!
The Best I've Found. August 18, 2006 Berlin Porcelain (My bedroom...) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'm a fairly picky eater, have a bad fear of eating anything out of date/moldy etc., and am lactose intolerant, but I Love blue cheese. One night when I still lived in San Francisco a group of us went to Kincaid's Bayhouse. Home of the Maytag Blue Cheese Salad, I ordered it, immediately wrote down the name of the cheese (and the Ty Nant bottled water I had to drink) and was a happy clam once I ordered some of it online. Maybe it's just me but blue cheese doesn't make me sick the way most other cheeses do... Been awhile since I bought some, but I'm going to order some more soon. I wish the stores around here carried it. :) It's pricey, not something I could order all the time but when I can I think it's worth every penny.
Great! August 16, 2006 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I found some of this in my Dad's refrigerator, and it was amazing! Some real "zing" here.
FOR BLUE CHEESE LOVERS December 20, 2005 J. Kolodziejski (Long Island, New York) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is the absolute BEST blue cheese I have ever tasted! I think the creaminess is what makes it so good! I would recommend it to anyone who likes blue cheese - you WILL NOT be disappointed.
Top Of The Mark! October 17, 2005 Candy Fitzgerald (Valley Village, CA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
On our San Francisco trip my husband took me to the Top Of the Mark for a relaxing evening. One of the highlights of the evening was the discovery of the best blue cheese we have ever tasted. The taste, smell and texture was so unique that we would not leave the restaurant without finding out what brand it was. The minute we returned home. we went shopping for Maytag Blue Cheese. Thanks to online ordering we can relive the delicious experience.
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