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Our Cheese Stewards

How could something as simple as cheese be so complex? If you’ve ever stood, mouth agape, and stared in awe at the wide array of cheeses found at your Market Cheese Shop, this common dilemma becomes quite clear. Specialty cheeses can be a bit overwhelming – we get that. Which is why we hire, train and speak so highly of our talented cheese stewards.

Not only do they love cheese, they know cheese. They smell it. They taste it. They research it. They get to know the people who make it. And they talk about it as if the entire word revolved around a gigantic ball of cheese – now, wouldn’t that be divine? Whether you’re trying a new recipe, planning a party, craving an old favorite or something new, your Market Cheese Stewards are here to listen and offer their advice.

Meet your Market Cheese Stewards (left to right): Cassie Stockton, Willamette; Nicole Skinner, Ashland; Licia Basille-Jelten, Corvallis; Kala Nyx, Specialty Cheese Buyer and Merchandiser; Donna Price, Franklin; Aaron Carlson, Delta Oaks; Kris Walters, Franklin; Erick Zito, Willakenzie; Daniele Brose, West Linn; Tristum Laux, Willamette; Joni DeRaeve, Corvallis; Geoff Keeney, Willamette; Ryan Shoop, Willamette; Melanie Huskey, Delta Oaks.  *Not pictured: Ashley Franklin, Willakenzie; Celia Meiners-Wilson, Corvallis; Travis Baskerville, West Linn/SW Portland


Hunstman Cheese demonstration

Recently, we welcomed Marian Hutchings, who came all the way from England to train our stewards on how to make a beautiful, hand-prepared English Hunstman, a classic British cheese. Watch the video:

 

Cheese Dept. Special

  • Rogue Creamery Pistol Point Cheddar

    8 oz - White cheddar marbled with Rogue Creamery’s house blend of chipotles and spices. Try with roasted red peppers and onions, or pair with a light ale. SAVE $2

    9.99

    GOOD THRU 6/14 – 6/27/2013

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