How to Pair Different Cheeses

Check out this ultimate wheel of cheese from Sean Seidell which lays out 16 cheeses and their flavor traits.
Salty, dairy, sharp or buttery - there are many different types of characteristics to describe cheese and this infographic lays them all out in an easy to follow style.
The wheels show exactly what traits each cheese has and how each of the cheeses pair with each other.
If you want to design the ultimate cheese board for your next birthday party then you definitely need to take a look at this chart.

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The Wheel of Cheese