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The Wabash Cannonball

July 7, 2010

Once again, I find myself busy with the part of my life that doesn’t (unfortunately) involve cheese.  To leave you all with my latest obsession from behind the counter, I offer you the Wabash Cannonball from Capriole.  Located in southern Indiana, Capriole makes goat cheese…period.  You might think that this is somewhat limiting, but I am here to tell you that they make some of the very best in the country.  At Lucy’s Whey we offer at least 4 different Capriole Goat cheeses at any one time because they are so good and so unique.

The Wabash Cannonball is a small 3 oz. ball of aged cheese  that is dusted with ash to assist with the aging.  At 3 weeks, the texture is like fudge, but the flavor is bright – almost lemony.  It was a revelation the first time I tried it and it usually tops my suggestion list when a customer is looking for a cheese to start a meal.  The dense texture and bright flavor of this cheese provide a great starting point for any meal.  If you see one, be sure and grab it.  They don’t last long…

2 Comments leave one →
  1. July 14, 2010 9:02 am

    I’ll keep a look out for it. I always love a new yummy cheese.

    I’m so impressed that you make so many cheeses. I have the home mozzarella kit, which is fun, but would LOVE to make cheddar and camembert and real mozzarella and chevre and, well, the list is long.

    Thanks for sharing.

    • July 14, 2010 10:22 am

      Hi Rebecca,
      Thanks for the comment! Making cheese at home is a great hobby that I definitely recommend. If you take a look at my post on chevre, it can definitely be accomplished in a small space with just a few pieces of equipment. Give it a try! If you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks for reading!

      Aaron

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