Chet Bacon wrote: > Yeah, we had 5, 10, 15 year old aged but when push came to shove $$$ > in some peoples pockets - all the ol' aged cheese got sold off, made > the bottom line look good. Some of the old farmers still have a bad > taste in their mouth about the guy who did it - that is if they are > still in business. Our farm, I still call it that, was 2500 acres on > top of of the hill behind the CoOp. As the old saying goes "those > were the days"! > The thing to do is get a wheel of cheese and age it yourself. > > Chet Chet, Although a bit pricey, aged cheddar is still available from Wisconsin -- and you don't have to order/save a whole wheel. I've use the following supplier: http://www.schurmanscheese.com/cheese.html Try their 7-year old X-sharp cheddar: This cheese is too good even to put on a cracker -- you take it straight, and keep the crackers on the side. AndyB