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What is the difference between sharp and mild cheddar?

The main difference between mild and sharp cheddar cheese is how long it has aged naturally. Mild cheddar cheese is only aged for a few months, while sharp can be aged for a year or even longer. Sharp tends to have a stronger flavor that has a bit of tang to it.

Does sliced cheese melt easily?

Yes, sliced cheese melts easily, but it usually also depends on the type of sliced cheese you have. For example, sliced cheddar is popular for grilled cheese and hot sandwiches because it melts well in its current form. If you want to melt sliced cheese for other purposes, such as making macaroni and cheese or queso dip, you may want to dice it up first. Adding a little milk to it will also make it softer.

How much sliced cheese should I add to a cold cut sandwich platter?

When making a cold cut sandwich platter, you'll want to add at least an ounce of sliced cheese per person. That's enough for a sandwich. If you think your guests will eat more, it doesn't hurt to add 2 to 3 ounces of cheese. It's also suggested that you add about four to five different types of cheese to a cold cut platter.