Q&A for How to Eat Cheese

That's entirely subjective. Everyone has different taste. You need to try different cheeses for yourself and figure out which one you like best!

Cheese can be processed or aged for a certain length of time, both of which can affect the consistency, taste, and smell due to the presence and activity of bacteria. The taste of cheese is primarily going to depend on the ingredients used and how the cheese was made.

Yes, you can.

Parmesan cheese is fairly high in fat and salt, so I wouldn't say it's healthy, but it can be part of a healthy diet if consumed in moderation.

Taste is subjective, so opinions on the worst-tasting cheese will vary.

Camembert, Epoisses and Pont l'Eveque cheeses are known to be very smelly. Everyone has a different opinion on which really is the smelliest, though.

Yes, it popular to make a smoothie out of cheese and veggies. One of my favorite combos is cheddar with soy milk and carrots, tomatoes, persimmons and kale.

String cheese is rarely seen at formal events, so eat it with your fingers. You can pull strings off and eat them, or you can just take a bite off the whole thing.