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  1. My wife went to Costco on sample day recently and came back with a
    cheese ball assortment tray. We really like the one with the peppers
    in/on it, but aren't thrilled with the swiss and bacon or berry one.

    She wants to go get more, but I am thinking that it would be more
    economical for us to make our own since two of the three aren't favorites.

    Anyone have any suggestions/recipes?

    TIA,

    Ryan

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    Ryan Case said:

    My wife went to Costco on sample day recently and came back with a
    cheese ball assortment tray. We really like the one with the peppers
    in/on it, but aren't thrilled with the swiss and bacon or berry one.

    She wants to go get more, but I am thinking that it would be more
    economical for us to make our own since two of the three aren't favorites.

    Anyone have any suggestions/recipes?

    TIA,

    Ryan

    Cheese balls are easy! :-)
    Most are based on cream cheese...

    I generally do a 50/50 mix.

    8 oz. of cream cheese to 8 oz. of shredded cheddar jack or meunster.
    Add additional ingredients as needed.

    Soften the cream cheese, add the shredded cheese and other stuff,
    (pimentios, chives, minced canned peppers etc.) form into a 1/2 ball on
    a piece of cardboard covered with aluminum foil.

    Let that set up in the 'frige, then coat the outside by pressing bits of
    whatever onto it by hand.

    I like to use minced black or green olives, but chopped nuts work for
    some people.

    You can also form them into logs instead of 1/2 balls.

    Cheers!
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

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