Australian supermarket parmesan taste test: ‘It’s a little clammy, as if it’s about to ask someone on a date’
A food critic conducted a blind taste test of 13 different parmesan and parmigiano reggiano cheeses available in Australian supermarkets. The review explores the sensory differences between budget and premium options while reflecting on the universal appeal of the cheese.
Why it matters
It provides consumer guidance on food quality while examining the intersection of biology and culinary preference.
‘Who am I to deny my own biology?’ Nicholas Jordan searches for the grate-est parmesan and parmigiano reggiano cheese during a blind taste test. ‘Who am I to deny my own biology?’ Nicholas Jordan searches for the grate-est parmesan and parmigiano reggiano cheese during a blind taste test. Taste Test Australia Australian food and drink Australian supermarket parmesan taste test: ‘It’s a little clammy, as if it’s about to ask someone on a date’ In a blind test of 13 parmesan and parmigiano reggiano cheeses, Nicholas Jordan determines which wedge has the edge over its competitors
The article is a lifestyle and consumer-focused piece with no political agenda.
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