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Live in toronto area and have to use hwy37 just so I can stop for the cheese. Grab some of the garlic cheese stick for the drive
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Cheese near Aylesworth ON (9 Result(s))
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61 Brock St, Kingston, ON K7L 1R8
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Cooke's Fine Foods: Please come in and browse around our shops.
Since 1865, Cooke's has been offering our customers the finest of foods in our authentic Victorian décor.
Pictures can't offer you a taste of our Special Old Cheddar Cheese, or let you smell the wonderful aroma of coffee fresh from our roaster, but we hope you'll agree
that a visit to Cooke's is not to be missed!
Black River Cheese Has Been Firmly Rooted In Prince Edward County, Ontario. Situated Along The Banks Of The Picturesque Black River, Black River Cheese Remains Dedicated To Preserving More Than A Century Old Tradition Of Producing Real Cheese. Superior Tasting And Handcrafted, Using Only 100% Pure Fluid Milk From Prince Edward County Dairy Farms, And No Modified Milk Ingredients, Artificial Preservatives Or Animal Rennet.Visit Our Retail Store And Discover Our Growing Selection Of Fine Artisan Cheese, Including Classic And Naturally Aged Cheddars, Plain And Flavoured Mozzarella, Fresh Curd And Other Specialty Cheese.
Balderson Village Cheese Store continues to be a popular go-to destination for visitors looking to purchase award-winning Balderson Cheddar Cheese.Located in the village of Balderson, Ontario Canada, this country store was once the original site of the factory which produced Balderson Cheese for many years, beginning in 1881. The village of Balderson, Ontario, and later the cheese factory, were named after Sergeant John Balderson of the British army in the late 1860's. Operations for the production of Balderson Cheese have since been transferred to Winchester, Ontario where Balderson Cheese continues to be made today.