Originally Posted by Paulie Walnuts:
“The Stilton that comes with fruit is white though, and not too dissimilar to Wensleydale. It has not been matured or had the bacteria introduced which gives the strong taste to traditional blue Stilton.”
Originally Posted by Welsh-lad:
“Yes, but then they are labelled as such.
Stilton is usually blue.... and honks.
Wensleydale is usually white and creamy.”
But in this case the stilton is white and both have fruit.
If these cheeses didn't have labels could you tell the difference?
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-...edge_300g.html
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/tesco...cots_200g.html
The OP may have bought the cheese from the counter and discarded the wrapping, or from a deli which didn't indicate which was which.
Originally Posted by stupidwheelie:
“Isn't Stilton creamier and less crumbly?”
I think that would be a good way to judge it
Originally Posted by Rawr!:
“I've only ever seen white Stilton with date and orange, never Wensleydale.”
^ or even better. Google it and see what flavours are offered in each cheese.