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kjkjadksj
on March 31, 2025
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It’s not mold, it’s calcium lactate (2018)
I’ve eaten brie weeks after sell by date. It just turns into a firmer cheese by then no striking difference in taste really.
ahartmetz
on March 31, 2025
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Yeah, not much seems to happen to Brie - it stays fairly mild. Unlike Camembert, which gets significantly stronger and runnier over time.
Agingcoder
on March 31, 2025
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It depends on the Brie - pasteurized or not, from Meaux/Melun/etc. I find Unpasteurized Brie de Melun to be very strong.
thaumasiotes
on April 1, 2025
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> It just turns into a firmer cheese by then
Really? I thought it was the other way around, starting relatively firm and liquefying as it rots.
kjkjadksj
on April 3, 2025
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Maybe by the end. It turned into more of a gouda texture; more effort to cut vs how soft brie starts off. Maybe it was drying out.
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