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STOP storing your cheese in a plastic bag!! Do this instead.

Are my videos helpful? Buy Me A Coffee ☕️ ➡️ https://buymeacoffee.com/foodchaintv Watch this video BEFORE storing your cheese. Cheese is complex, delicious and delicate and you actually have to treat it right. In this video I will show you how to store your cheeses so that they last longer and actually taste better as time goes on. PRODUCTS USED BY CHEF: ❤️ Cheese Storage Bags - https://amzn.to/40Q3uec ❤️ Cheese Saver Box - https://amzn.to/4hCOTZf ❤️ Wire Cheese Slicer - https://amzn.to/4hzqDqD ----------------------------------------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions: Q: But why does my cheese come wrapped in plastic at the grocery store? A: Grocery store cheese comes wrapped in thick [Vacuum Sealed] plastic for several reasons: Food safety regulations, it slows down the aging process so the cheese lasts longer, hygiene and safety, so it's easy to transport, so they can print labels and information on the product. You can take the cheese out of the vacuum sealed plastic and follow the instructions in this video to continue aging your cheese and enhance the flavor by letting a little air circulate around it. In many cold-weather countries, people leave their cheeses wrapped or covered in cloth in a cold cellar, garage, or basement where the cool temperature keeps the cheese for a long time. Cheese has been around a lot longer than modern refrigerators! ---------------- Q: I tried this, why did my cheese get hard and dry? A: Your refrigerator acts as a food dehydrator by removing moisture. The reason most refrigerators have drawers, is that the drawers slow down the dehydration process. Once you wrap and/or cover your cheese, you MUST put it inside of a drawer to slow down the rate at which your refrigerator dehydrates foods. Also, if your refrigerator is too warm, food will dehydrate faster. The ideal refrigerator temperature for preserving food freshness (and thus reducing dehydration) is between 35°F and 38°F (1.7°C to 3.3°C). If your refrigerator tends to dehydrate your food too quickly, it is recommended that you wrap your cheese in parchment paper instead of simply covering it with a cloth, or you can do BOTH. ---------------- Q: Can't I just wrap my cheese in tin foil? A: Yes, but make sure that some air can get in and out of it. You don't want to trap too much moisture. ---------------- Q: Won't strong-smelling cheeses change the flavor of the other cheeses? A: Some strong-smelling cheese like blue cheese, for example, give off ammonia and other strong odors. If you find that your cheese is so strong that it is actually changing the flavors of the other cheeses, then simply wrap it in parchment paper and store it separately, away from the other cheeses. There is no law that says you have to store your cheeses together if you don't want to :) ---------------- Q: My cheese got too hard in the fridge! A: Hard cheese is excellent for grating and adding to dishes for melting (like in cooking or on a pizza or in tacos or a fondue or adding to a salad, etc.) and thus you can still utilize the cheese effectively. You can also just carefully slice off the thin outer hard part and still enjoy the rest of your cheese. ---------------- Q: Why can't we just use cheese cloth? A: The purpose of cheesecloth is to separate liquids from solids in the cheese making process of soft cheeses like ricotta and mozzarella. It acts as a strainer, separating the solids from the whey. The main purpose of cheese cloth is not for wrapping and storing cheese. ---------------- ✴️ “HOW TO VIDEOS”:    • "How To" Videos | Food Chain TV   ✴️ DINNER RECIPES:    • Dinner Recipes   ✴️ DESSERT RECIPES:    • Dessert Recipes   ✴️ CHINESE CUISINE:    • Chinese Cuisine   ✴️ TASTE TESTING:    • Taste-Testing   ✴️ AIR FRYER RECIPES:    • Air Fryer Recipes   ✴️ PRESSURE COOKER RECIPES:    • Pressure cooker recipes   OUR CHANNEL:    / @foodchaintv   CHEF'S WEBSITE: https://www.foodchaintv.com Please SUBSCRIBE and enable notifications to see NEW EPISODES❗️ NOTE: This video description contains affiliate links. ⭕️ FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES: ⭕️ reach out to ➔ foodchaintelevision@gmail.com #cheese #food #kitchenhacks #cookingtips