Let's Talk Cheese!

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• turtleslove

  

  November 2012

  Jim's Cheese Pantry in Waterloo or Wisconsin Cheese Mart would be my suggestions. I work for a cheese producer and both of these stores have a HUGE selection as well as knowledge. Jims will have the capability to make you custom size pieces or help you with what selections to make. Thier webstie just underwent a total overhaul and I don't know if their full selection is in the catalog or not. Just know hiw much you need and how much you are willing to spend

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• rungirl12 member

  

  November 2012

  There's the West Allis Cheese Shop or Mars Cheese Castle, though I would not expect either to be discounted in anyway, but since both carry so much, it's likely less expensive than smaller shops.

  

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• deeda77

  

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  Turtleslove - thank you for the information - that helps me start somewhere!  I live north of Madison, so the Waterloo location is close!  I honestly have no idea on how much cheese usually runs, etc. I was hoping to keep the block of cheese to about $5.00 per guest bag so I could get a few filler items as well.  We'll likely have more than 30 out of town guests, so when you have a $10.00 hotel favor bag it will add up fast. But it's something we're budgeting for AND want to do for our guests :)  Is it even possible to do a sealed block of Wisconsin cheese that doesn't need to be refrigerated for less than $5.00 each?  Or am I out of my mind!!  See, I know NADA about cheeses!! :)  Oh, feel free to PM me if you wish.
  
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  [QUOTE]Jim's Cheese Pantry in Waterloo or Wisconsin Cheese Mart would be my suggestions. I work for a cheese producer and both of these stores have a HUGE selection as well as knowledge. Jims will have the capability to make you custom size pieces or help you with what selections to make. Thier webstie just underwent a total overhaul and I don't know if their full selection is in the catalog or not. Just know hiw much you need and how much you are willing to spend :)
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• libby2483 member

  

  November 2012

  I don't have tips about where to buy cheese north of Madison, but if you are looking for options that don't need refridgerating, I think cheese curds would work.  Grocery stores frequently have non-refridgerated cheese curds on display for purchase.  And cheese curds are much squeakier when not refridgerated!  You can also definitely buy a bag for less than $5.

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• deeda77

  

  November 2012

  <div>Thank you - yes cheese curds are definitely an option! :)</div><div>
  </div>In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_wisconsin_lets-talk-cheese?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:118Discussion:c39067bc-6a88-4900-a13e-54f8c8d1a589Post:e9d1c18b-e58a-4a2f-9591-8382e2b66c4a">Re: Let's Talk Cheese!</a>:
  [QUOTE]I don't have tips about where to buy cheese north of Madison, but if you are looking for options that don't need refridgerating, I think cheese curds would work.  Grocery stores frequently have non-refridgerated cheese curds on display for purchase.  And cheese curds are much squeakier when not refridgerated!  You can also definitely buy a bag for less than $5.
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• turtleslove

  

  November 2012

  In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/local-wedding-boards_wisconsin_lets-talk-cheese?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Local Wedding BoardsForum:118Discussion:c39067bc-6a88-4900-a13e-54f8c8d1a589Post:546b979e-2efc-4cee-aee7-fd02b2eff42f">Re: Let's Talk Cheese!</a>:
  [QUOTE]Turtleslove - thank you for the information - that helps me start somewhere!  I live north of Madison, so the Waterloo location is close!  I honestly have no idea on how much cheese usually runs, etc. I was hoping to keep the block of cheese to about $5.00 per guest bag so I could get a few filler items as well.  We'll likely have more than 30 out of town guests, so when you have a $10.00 hotel favor bag it will add up fast. But it's something we're budgeting for AND want to do for our guests :)  Is it even possible to do a sealed block of Wisconsin cheese that doesn't need to be refrigerated for less than $5.00 each?  Or am I out of my mind!!  See, I know NADA about cheeses!! :)  Oh, feel free to PM me if you wish. n Response to Re: Let's Talk Cheese! :
  Posted by deeda77[/QUOTE]
  
  Just PM'd you :)

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• deeda77

  

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  Turtleslove - just sent you a PM!

  

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