If the idea of creating your own cheese platter does not appeal there are plenty of alternative options.
One of the most obvious is to buy a platter. They can be brought from superstores, or any cheese shops in your area. I recently brought one at the supermarket and it contained cheese previously mentioned in this blog.
Mini French Brie,
Mature Irish Cheddar,
Dutch Edam,
Blue Stilton and
Wensleydale and Cranberry.
If you buy a cheese platter it is up to you to decide if there will be enough cheese for everyone. This may mean you will have to buy more.
Another option is to go in to a Cheese shop and ask them to help you devise a platter that will suit whatever occasion you are planning. You will be able to sample the cheese before you purchase them and they will be able to advise you on quantity.
You can also look on the web and have them delivered to your house. These vary greatly in prices and sizes.
One of the most obvious is to buy a platter. They can be brought from superstores, or any cheese shops in your area. I recently brought one at the supermarket and it contained cheese previously mentioned in this blog.
Mini French Brie,
Mature Irish Cheddar,
Dutch Edam,
Blue Stilton and
Wensleydale and Cranberry.
If you buy a cheese platter it is up to you to decide if there will be enough cheese for everyone. This may mean you will have to buy more.
Another option is to go in to a Cheese shop and ask them to help you devise a platter that will suit whatever occasion you are planning. You will be able to sample the cheese before you purchase them and they will be able to advise you on quantity.
You can also look on the web and have them delivered to your house. These vary greatly in prices and sizes.
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