cheap, but good, pecorino

puddy

since moving away from London, Im finding it very hard to find fancy non british goods.

I love pecorino, preferably the sardinian sort, I also had one with truffels in it once, gorgeous

i had a search onlline, but am not sure what to look for, does anyone buy cheese on the internet, and if so, where??

thanks

Seakay

Sainsbury's sells pecorino online so I expect they have it in their stores as well.

Where have you moved to? Are you really not in travelling distance of a deli? I've never lived in London but haven't found it to be a problem when shopping for non-British ingredients.

puddy

the deli's round here havent got it, the supermarkets (sainsburys included) havent got it

Pink.

Hi jenner,

My local tesco and sainsburys both sell it but that's not much use to you if yours don't. You should get more help with this on the Food Shopping & Groceries board so I'll move your thread over there.

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Fen1

The following list is of British producers, but there is also a list of links which may point you to foreign cheese.

Extract taken from http://www.thecheeseshed.com/links-15-w.asp


cheese makers
Sharpham: makers of great cheese and wine at their idyllic base by Devon's River Dart
Woolsery: Annette Lee specialises in goats' cheese - her smoked version is especially good.
Keens Cheddar: one of Somerset's 'big three' traditional cheddar makers.
Curworthy Cheese: Rachel Stephens family of cheeses all started with Curworthy itself
Daisy and Co: Home to the most eccentrically named cheeses on the planet.
Cornish Cheese Co: based on Bodmin Moor - one product, but it's a good 'un - Cornish Blue.
Godminster: modern, strong cheddar that has become very popular.
Smart's: Diana Smart is the doyenne of Gloucester cheese making!
Lynher Dairies: have a true modern classic in their nettle-covered Cornish Yarg.
Westcombe Dairy: Another top cheddar maker, also closely linked to Duckett's (Caerphilly).
Quicke's: Led by Mary Quicke, makers of great cheddar and lots more.
Cornish Country Larder: Larger-scale producer with a range of very successful cheeses.
Wootton Organic Dairy: Highly specialist maker of unpasteurised organic cheese.
Denhay: Dorset's cheddar producer, based near Bridport.
Cranborne Chase: Adventurous Dorset producer of Alderwood and others.
Bath Soft Cheese: Makers of Wyfe of Bath, and Bath Soft Cheese itself.
Simon Weaver: brie specialist, maker of Cotswold Brie and Cotswold Blue.
Ticklemore Cheese: Brilliant blue cheese maker Robin Congdon is based in South Devon.
Somerset Cheese Co: Fosseway Fleece, Pendragon and more.
selected blogs
The Cheeselover
The Roquefort Files (arf arf!)
The Food And Wine Diarist
Cheese And Biscuits
Madame Fromage
Miss Cheesemonger
Culture
It's Not You, It's Brie
News From The Cheese Caves
Girlichef
Forging Fromage
Cheese Is Alive

floss2

jenner wrote: »

the deli's round here havent got it, the supermarkets (sainsburys included) havent got it

Whereabouts are you living?