Easily Wax Cheddar, Gouda, and Other Cheeses at Home

Waxing your own cheeses isn't hard, but it will require some patience, some heat-proof-ish gloves, a good thermometer, and some basic kitchen tools dedicated to wax from now on. Also, I'm in no way a pro at this, but this method has worked for our cheeses so far. :)
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[@sydneywashburn2765]

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@NorthwestSimpleLiving]

Thank you! 😊

[@keirraford9529]

What type of wax do you use? 😊

[@NorthwestSimpleLiving]

I order the yellow cheese wax from cheesemaking.com 🙂

[@keirraford9529]

@@NorthwestSimpleLiving Thanks for the Info! 😁

[@NorthwestSimpleLiving]

@@keirraford9529 you're very welcome!