Gourmet Melting Cheese

Browse our great selection of Gourmet Melting Cheeses. A melting cheese is considered, obviously, a cheese that lends itself easily for melting. It is a cheese that does not necessarily require grating or shredding to create a luscious, creamy golden layer on your dish or to create a nice sauce. There are basically two type of melting cheeses: stretchy and stringy melting cheeses and smooth and flowing melting cheeses. Mozzarella and Provolone are well-known stringers and Fontina and Raclette are well-known smooth flowing cheeses. Try them in your lasagnas, fondues, quesadillas and other recipes and let us know what you think by giving us your opinion in a product review.

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Our Featured Gourmet Melting Cheese
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San Joaquin Gold is a farmstead cheese made in style of an Italian Fontina. San Joaquin Gold is named after the rich San Joaquin Valley of Central California, nestled between the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the California Coastal Range Artisan San Joaquin Gold has a natural, thin rind with a tawny buttery color. Mildly sweet and mellow when young, it develops a darker golden hue and nuttier flavor over time. Its flesh is firm and granular with an aroma of toasted nuts and browned butter. It has pleasant acidity and salt balance with a deep lasting flavor and lovely sweetness. This cheese from the Fiscalini Farms is an award winner more than once. It is made in 32-pounds wheels with a cow's shape stamped into the top of each wheel as its trademark identification. San Joaquin Gold is aged for 16 months and this firm cheese is great for grating, read more...
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  • The name Raclette means 'scraper' and refers to a group of gourmet cheeses which are melted to make a traditional Swiss dish of the same name. These are mountain cheeses made originally in the Vallais region but are now produced throughout Switzerland. The French also produce a fine Raclette, made from raw milk. The texture of the Raclette is very smooth and it seems to melt in the mouth even with... read more
  • Cheese fondue may be a traditional winter meal that you share with friends and family, but why not eat this great dish outside during the summer period. With this ready-to-warm product for two, you will be ready in no time, as it is already a mixed blend. It will offer an evening meal that is special. Serve it with vegetables, rustic bread and a nice red or white wine. Alternatively you could ma... read more
  • Chihuahua is a Queso Blanco, a white cheese that is the number one Mexican melting cheese. In 1964 two Mexican immigrants, Gilberto and Ignacio Villasenor (V & V), founded the V&V Supremo Foods Company in Chicago, making it now the oldest Hispanic cheese manufacturer. All V&V Supremo’s products are all natural. Chihuahua has a creamy texture and is mild in taste and the ideal cheese fo... read more
  • Raclette may be the world's most famous melting cheese, and it is made in the Savoie region of the Alps, in Switzerland and in France. Our French version is made of raw cow's milk and matured for at least 5 months in respect of the French cheese tradition. It is during this long ripening period that the flavor and excellent melting qualities develop. Raclette has a semi-soft interior dotted with s... read more
  • Have you ever thought how to make these great cheese dips you find in your favorite Mexican restaurant. Well, here is the answer - Queso-Melt. Queso-Melt is a premium melting cheese that is great as a dip, for nachos, tacos, quesadillas or even shredded on pizza or sliced on a burger. It is a must have for all your entertaining needs and simple to add to any menu. When planning your tailgate parti... read more
  • Parrano is a Dutch Gouda-style cheese that is aged for 5 months, developing its sweet nutty flavor while maintaining a firm and smooth texture. The result is a young Gouda has some Italian temperament This gourmet cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk perfect combination brings you the best of both worlds: a cheese that is full of flavor and versatile enough to cut, grate and melt. Parrano ... read more
  • Appenzeller is a semi-hard mountain gourmet cheese that looks a little like Gruyère but is sharper and has a more pungent farmyard aroma and a distinctively fruity taste, which lingers for a while on the palate. Originally from the mountain canton of Appenzeller, Switzerland, close to Austria, it is also manufactured in the Swiss cantons of Saint Gallen and Thurgau. Small brown Swiss cows graze o... read more
  • Kasseri is the melting cheese of Greece. Kasseri is made only in the months when the milk is creamy and sweet, making the cheese consistently rich. After the curd is warmed, it is hand stretched and kneaded and then put into special molds. The cheese rounds are placed in special aging rooms for 6 months. The flavor continues to develop and improve even after it has been packed. Mt. Vikos Kasseri ... read more
  • Provolone originally comes from the south of Italy but is nowadays produced in several regions of North Italy and no kitchen is likely to be without it. The cheese is sold in various shapes, melon-or pear-shaped, salami-shaped, bottle shaped or a truncated cone. The weight may vary per shape. BelGioioso imports Extra Sharp Provolone from Italy in large salami-shaped cheeses. The cheese is made fr... read more
  • Small eyes dot the rich, ivory interior of Gruyere Grand Cru and the complex flavors include nutty, earthy, and fruity undertones. While Gruyere Grand Cru pays homage to the Swiss tradition of cheesemaking, it also captures the distinct Southern Wisconsin terroire of lush pastures and pristine air, making it a shining example of American artisanal cheesemaking. Gruyere Grand Cru from Roth Kase is ... read more