Catupiry Cheese Substitute: What It Is, Where to Buy It in the US, and the 7 Best Swaps

Catupiry Cheese Substitute: What It Is, Where to Buy It in the US, and the 7 Best Swaps

The best Catupiry cheese substitute is mascarpone for cooking and pasta, or a blend of softened cream cheese with heavy cream for pizza and coxinha fillings. Both come closest to Catupiry’s silky, mild, pourable creaminess without the tang and density of plain American cream cheese. I first tasted Catupiry at a Brazilian friend’s birthday party

Robiola Cheese Substitute: 5 Best Creamy Alternatives

Robiola Cheese Substitute: 5 Best Creamy Alternatives

The best Robiola cheese substitute is fresh goat cheese (chèvre) for boards and spreads, and mascarpone for pasta sauces and risotto. Both match either the tangy freshness or the silky, creamy richness that makes Robiola so special in Italian cooking. I need to correct something before this article goes any further. The previous version of

Tilsit Cheese Substitute: 10 Best Alternatives

Tilsit Cheese Substitute: 10 Best Alternatives

The best Tilsit cheese substitute is Havarti, which shares the same semi-soft, buttery, mild character. No wonder, since Havarti was literally called “Danish Tilsiter” before it got its own name in 1952. Tilsit is one of those cheeses that shows up in European and German recipes and leaves American home cooks doing a double take.

9 Best Teleme Cheese Substitutes

9 Best Teleme Cheese Substitutes

The best Teleme cheese substitutes is Brie, which shares the same soft, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth texture and mild, lightly tangy flavor that makes Teleme so special on pizza, polenta, and cheese boards. I spent years thinking Teleme cheese was just some obscure California thing until I finally tried it melted over polenta at a San Francisco

10 Best Stilton Cheese Substitutes

10 Best Stilton Cheese Substitutes

The best Stilton cheese substitute is Gorgonzola Piccante, which matches Stilton’s crumbly texture and bold blue character closely enough to work in every dish that calls for it. I remember the first time a recipe called for Stilton and I stood in the cheese aisle completely lost. The store had about six varieties of cheddar