A Conversation with the King of Kosher Cheese
The Cheese Guy on what makes cheese kosher, his delicious products, and more!
The Cheese Guy on what makes cheese kosher, his delicious...
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From camembert to cotija to chèvre, fancy artisanal cheeses are universally acclaimed and adored — and are becoming increasingly available for kosher-keeping consumers.
There are two kinds of people in the world: Those that like cheese and those that should barely be classified as human, because they don’t like cheese.
While the availability of less expensive kosher cheese has been a boon to observant Jews, greater culinary sophistication in the Orthodox community is also having an effect on the dairy market, experts say.
Why should a restaurant consider adding a cheese board to the menu now?
You know what’s awesome? Cheese. All kinds of cheese. The more cheese, the better. According to vegans, cheese is the HARDEST food to give up because it’s completely addictive.
As a growing food capital of NYC Harlem loves food, so its nice to meet those who handle of our food. Meet The Cheese Guy, a man also known as Brent Delman, who has joined the Morningside Park Farmers Market this summer in Harlem.
If Yonkers’s “Cheese Guy” Brent Delman knows anything, it’s cheese. So when he shares his expertise on which types make for the best party snacking, take notes
Not only for those who observe Jewish dietary laws, Brent Delman’s gourmet cheeses find a market with vegetarians and Muslims too
Teaneck—The Cheese Guy, also known as Brent Delman of Yonkers, NY, recently visited Teaneck for a tasting and demonstration of several of his Italian cheeses at Glatt Express. His products are widely available in Bergen County, since they’re also carried at Cedar Market, Ma’adan, Grand & Essex, Tenafly Gourmet Farms,...
Yonkers wholesale affineur Brent Delman is bringing the cheese course back to the kosher table.
It’s tough for those obsessed with Époisses and other fine cheeses to understand. How is it that, for generations, many ancient, runny or stinky cheeses were not available to those orthodox Jews who adhere to strict kashrut dietary law?
When Naomi Nachman took her radio show, “Table for Two,” on the road last week, webcasting live from Gourmet Glatt in Cedarhurst, it was just the latest of an expanding list of foody adventures for Woodmere’s “Aussie Gourmet.”
Cheese is the food of choice during Shavuot making it one of our favorite holidays. But, for those who keep strictly kosher, the cheese pickings have always been slim — mostly mild cheddars, mediocre mozzarellas and sometimes something that resembles parmesan. But, Brent Delman, aka The Cheese Guy is trying...
The Cheese Guy receives OU Kosher Certification; taking kosher cheese to entirely new heights.