Cheese 101

Module 5 - Buying, Storage, & Service: A Comprehensive Study Guide

What is meant by 'terroir' when describing cheese?

Which of the following would NOT typically be considered an intentional, safe mold for eating in cheese?

What role does the cheese monger play at a cut-to-order counter?

Why are soft, high-moisture cheeses more vulnerable to dangerous mold contamination than hard cheeses?

What does the term 'casein' refer to in cheesemaking?

Which of the following is NOT a recommended material for wrapping cheese?

According to pairing principles, what balances a salty, pungent blue cheese?

Which accompaniment acts as a 'vehicle' on a cheese board?

Why is buying cut-to-order cheese often superior to pre-packaged cheese?

Which term describes a cheese made by hand in small batches, often with traditional methods?