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My fiance is lactose intolerant and we have recently discovered that aged cheese has very little lactose in it. My question is where can I buy aged cheeses? I have checked all the local supermarkets and they don't carry any.
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Age your own. If you have Tillamook in your area, look for the black label.
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How aged are you talking? I know some supermarkets carry some aged cheeses, but your best bet is to look at specialty food shops.
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This place is near me and carries all sorts of cheese, and does ship. http://www.zingermans.com/Category.a...tegory=cheeses
Prices are kinda high, but their quality/selection is worth the occasional splurge.
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humbirdcheese.com Ran across them on a scouting trip to the boundary waters. They ship, and I've purchased from them for years. They have a full range of cheeses and aged cheeses.
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If you call this place, you can order a 10 year old cheddar if you call them. There is some 5-year cheddar there on the website that you can order.
http://www.dupontcheeseinc.com/index.html There 10-yr old and 5-yr are astounding cheeses too. Peace of the Lord be with you.
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#9 on this page
http://www.cabotcheese.coop/pages/pr..._ten_facts.php Seems like most Cheddars that are aged at all should not cause any problems.
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How aged does it need to be? Honestly Costco sells quite a few good cheeses at better than market prices. 3 year aged cheddar, aged asiago, parm regiano, etc. Just depends on what they carry on any given day.
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I've become somewhat lactose intolerant in the past two years. However, I regularly eat sharp cheddar in meals and even sliced as a snack and I've had no issues with it.
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Haven't heard of this before. We talking years of aging till they go hard? And what does it taste like then??
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Try www.carrvalleycheese.com They are awesome, they deliver and taste great.
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My body seems okay with regular old cheese (if not eaten by the pounds ofcourse).
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To late to edit:
Lactose in Dutch cheese (and other 'hard' cheeses) is broken down into lactic acids during the riping/aging process. After how many months the lactose level is no longer causing discomfort, depends on the severity of ones intolerance. Lactic acids are in turn good for lactose intolerance. As it stimulates lactase activity.
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