This week at Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe, we are offering 30 oz. “Cooking Cheese” for $5.00. What is Cooking Cheese? It is cheese that didn’t quite measure up to our standards to sell under the name of Cougar Cheese (i.e. Cougar Gold). Some people think it tastes the same, others disagree. Great for cooking with; try it in our Mac n’ Cheese recipe: https://creamery.wsu.edu/cougar-cheese/recipes/macnchz2/
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