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Substitute For Gorgonzola Cheese

Published: Mar 8, 2022 · Modified: May 17, 2022 by Dani ·

If you are looking for a great substitute for gorgonzola cheese, there are a few different options of cheeses that share the same characteristics with this blue-green vein creamy and delicious mild blue cheese. Gorgonzola cheese, named after its place of origin, the Lombardy region of Italy is a great cheese that has a slightly sweet and nutty flavor, with a tangy blue cheese aftertaste.

Gorgonzola cheese substitute

There are many reasons why you might want to find a gorgonzola cheese substitute. Maybe you are looking for cheese varieties for your cheese board, a recipe calls for it, or you are an adventurous cheese lover. Whatever your reason, there are several good substitutes for gorgonzola cheese with a similar taste and flavor profile you will like. Any of these cheeses listed below would be a good option for you.

Gorgonzola Dulce or Creamy blue cheese

If you are looking for a mild blue cheese to substitute for gorgonzola cheese, creamy blue cheese or gorgonzola dulce might be the closest option. Creamy blue and gorgonzola dulce are milder, creamier, and sweeter than gorgonzola but with a similar blue and green vein pattern.

Both of these cheeses can be found at most grocery stores or specialty cheese shops.

creamy blue cheese on a paper with bread knife.

Danish Blue

Danish blue cheese is a blue cheese that is made in Denmark. It has a creamy yet crumbly texture and a mild, slightly sweet flavor with a hint of bitterness. It is made from cow's milk just like gorgonzola cheese making it a great substitute when you are looking for a cheese with similar characteristics.

Cabrales Cheese

Cabrales is a blue cheese that is made in the Asturias region of Spain. It has a strong, salty flavor and a pungent aroma. The texture of this cheese can be either creamy or crumbly depending on how long it is aged. Cabrales cheese is made from cow's milk or a mix of goat's, and sheep's milk making it a rich and flavorful cheese.

Blue stilton Cheese

Stilton cheese is a British blue cheese that has a creamy texture with a slightly crumbly consistency. It has a strong, pungent flavor with a hint of sweetness. Stilton cheese is made from cow's milk and it is a great substitute for gorgonzola cheese.

Roquefort Cheese

Roquefort cheese is a sheep milk blue cheese that is made in the Roquefort-Sur-Soulzon region of France. It has a strong, pungent, and salty flavor with a slightly sour aftertaste. The texture of this cheese can be crumbly or creamy.

The next set of substitutes are not blue-veined cheese. However, they are soft cheese and share similar flavor profiles that might work for you.

Goat cheese

Goat cheese is creamy and has a tangy flavor that can add complexity to dishes. While it is not similar to gorgonzola cheese as it is not blue-veined, it can be used if you are looking to add some flavor to your salad or dish. Goat cheese is made from goat's milk and it is a great alternative for those who are looking for a cheese with similar taste characteristics.

Feta Cheese

Feta is a white, crumbly cheese that is made from sheep's milk or goat's milk. It has a tangy, slightly sour flavor with a salty aftertaste. Feta cheese can be a great alternative for gorgonzola cheese depending on what you need it for.

Brie Cheese

Brie is a soft, creamy cheese that has a mild flavor with a slightly buttery taste. This cheese would be a great option to substitute for gorgonzola in dishes where you are looking for a creamy texture without the excess mold or veins. Brie can be found in most grocery stores or specialty cheese shops.

a hand cutting diamonds on a brie cheese.

Mozzarella cheese

While mozzarella doesn't have the same flavor profile as gorgonzola cheese it can be considered as an alternative because of its low moisture content and high melting point, which makes it a good choice for dishes such as pizza or pasta

Cashew cheese (Vegan option)

One good vegan or lactose intolerant substitute for gorgonzola cheese is cashew cheese. Cashew cheese is made from, you guessed it, cashews and other vegan-friendly ingredients! You can find cashew cheese at most health food stores.

In conclusion

There are many different types of cheese that can be used as a substitute for gorgonzola. Each type of cheese has its own unique flavor and texture that can add something special to your dish. So, don't be afraid to experiment with different cheeses to find the perfect one for your next recipe or cheese board.

a close up of sliced blue cheese on a paper.

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