MasileinDE wrote:Snusmumrikken wrote:kruspersille wrote:
"Ofte vil ost som ligger lenge i kjøleskapet, få et hvitt belegg på seg. Dette er ikke mugg, men aminosyrer fra nedbrytningen i osten. Det er helt ufarlig og kan skjæres vekk med en ostehøvel."
i always thought it was mold wth
no mould is green blueish on cheese
I don't understand what was written on top, but you can have white or yellow/orange mold on cheese, but that definitely isn't one you should eat anymore
also, only mold on cheese that's supposed to be moldy (like Brie, Camembert, Roquefort, other Blue Cheese variants) should be eaten when looking "moldy" and even they can go bad, which you will see by them having a different kind of mold on them
buuuuut, some cheeses can have white cristals, which is salt coming out of it (that can also happen to saussages)
"Cheese that has been in the fridge for a long time will often have a white coating on it. This is not mold, but amino acids from the breakdown in the cheese. It is completely harmless and can be cut away with a cheese slicer"