Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. It is also it’s capital. Over half a million people call it home and it’s one of the fastest growing cities in all of Europe. So naturally why not name a cheese after it. That is what the people at Kerrygold did with their Dubliner cheese. The package let us know that Dubliner is an “aged cheese with a distinctive taste and a natural hint of sweetness”. It is a hard cheese, similar to cheddar in texture. I found a 7 oz bar of it on sale just in time for St. Patrick’s Day at Busch’s in Saline, Michigan. It will be a great choice to serve your guests as your prepare to bring the St. Patrick’s Day feast to the table. As with all Kerrygold products, the milk that made this cheese comes from cows that eat a grass diet, which produces an excellent tasting milk.
Dubliner cheese has a bold flavor that will work in many recipes. If you are looking for some recipes for dubliner cheese are a few directly from Kerrygold.
Dubliner Cheese Steak with Grilled Vegetable Top Hats
Dubliner Chicken with Pasta, Pancetta and Arugula
Dubliner Stuffed Chicken Breast
Chris Overstreet
February 2, 2011 at 7:51 amPlease tell me where I can buy Dubliner Kerrygold cheese in at least 1 pound pieces in my area. Kroger has a small one but very expensive. We are very fond of this cheese and found it in Harrisonburg, Va. but cannot find it local. I live in Christiansburg, Va. area code 24073 and am very close to Blacksburg, Va. 24060. Thanks for any help.
Anita Soupir
April 11, 2011 at 10:54 amChris,
I know this isn’t in time for St. Patty’s Day, but if you are still looking & haven’t found it, try a Super Walmart, if there’s one near you. That’s where I found mine, in the deli section, where they have the specialty cheeses.
Hope this helps,
Anita
Renee
May 8, 2011 at 2:06 amI discovered this absolute gem at Whole Foods in Dallas, TX! I just LOVE it!!! While having dental surgery it was nice to have something soft to eat that tasted so good!! I think the people at WF’s thought I was an total addict!
At WF in Highland Park (while shopping for a client), I discovered the cheese and it was one charming, delicious and fun… just what I neededd! I paid about $5.00 for the 7oz pkg & did so willingly! But then I dropped by another store that was closer to home rather than closer to my client’s house and found the same exact pkg for the incredible price of $2.83!! I just couldn’t believe it! I just keep buying it and loving it! Now I am gonna go see if they can get it for me in bigger packages for that same low, low price! OOOOOOOOWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! What a find!!
ashley
February 25, 2012 at 7:38 pmI just bought a 2 lb block of dublin cheese at costco for just over $5
admin
February 25, 2012 at 9:37 pmThat’s a fantastic deal, thanks for sharing!
Josh
February 27, 2012 at 8:43 pmRichmond VA, Sams Club, 1lb block for $10. Great deal and good cheese!