6 Different Types Of Soft Cheeses To Add To Your Cheeseboard

By Devi Poojari

February 7, 2024

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Soft cheeses or fresh cheeses are not only a great textural addition to a cheeseboard, but also provide a different kind of cheese flavour to pair with the other accoutrements. Tap to see a list of options you can consider the next time you’re hosting guests over a grazing board.

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BRIE

The gooey brie, with its tendency to melt, pairs perfectly with fruit preserves and crackers – giving them a hit of salty and creamy at the same time.

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BOCCONCINI

Bite-sized balls of fresh mozzarella are a valuable addition to your cheeseboard, by virtue of having a mild flavour which highlights other strong-flavoured ingredients.

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BURRATA

Think of a creamier, full-bodied mozzarella cheese with a runny centre – and the burrata will be a great reason for you to include in your grazing platter.

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RICOTTA

Whether it is to spread over toasted baguette or simply enjoy with a drizzle of pesto, fresh ricotta cheese adds richness and a well-rounded cheese flavour.

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CREAM CHEESE

Perhaps the most commonly available cheese variety, the versatile cream cheese can be mixed with other sweet or savoury flavours to create a delicious dip or sauce.

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HALLOUMI CHEESE

For a warm element on your cheeseboard, simply grill a few slices of salty halloumi cheese to enjoy with honey, grapes or with crackers.

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