You definitely can taste the difference.Going 8 years strong with Grande. Very expensive but you can taste the difference.
how much cheaper is the alternative??I was using Grande a while back and then switched to Lugano (made by Saputo). For a couple of months I still had my Grande posters up. It was funny because many customers were telling me how much they loved Grande cheese and that they were glad that I used it. My customers didn’t even know I switched! It is really hard to tell the two apart. I did many taste tests before I switched. Dragone (which is also made by Saputo) is very similar in taste and texture to Grande as well. Don’t get me wrong, Grande is a great cheese but overpriced.
Interesting comment here…I have been using Sorrento whole milk italian blend shredded…kind of want to go with diced now for portion control…but not sure…i’ve said this before about grande… it is not the cheese you want to use if you are doing primarily delivery. i used to use it but switched because in delivery situations it gets tough as it cools slightly during transport. it is a great cheese to be eaten right out of the oven, in your dining room… not on delivered pizza. there are several other options that not only travel better, but are quite a bit cheaper, such as lugano, empire, or some of your distributors house brand if it is a wisconsin cheese.
Im in ny and grande is 2.82 per/lb…who are you buying from?I paid 2.43/lb. on my last delivery on the 19th. I buy whole milk shredded. I prefer diced but my supplier quit carrying it.
I got it coming tomorrow at 88.22 for 30 lb PS diced here in floridaRoger:
Im in ny and grande is 2.82 per/lb…who are you buying from?I paid 2.43/lb. on my last delivery on the 19th. I buy whole milk shredded. I prefer diced but my supplier quit carrying it.