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Balderson cheddar is spectacular on its own — but it's also a workhorse in the kitchen. Its bold, concentrated flavour holds up beautifully under heat and transforms everyday dishes into something genuinely special. Here are some of the best ways to cook with it.
Fondue is having a well-deserved moment, and aged cheddar is a natural fit. This version is simple, rich, and deeply satisfying.
What you'll need:
Method: Rub your fondue pot with the cut garlic. Warm the wine over medium heat (don't boil). Toss grated cheese with cornstarch, then add to the pot gradually, stirring in a figure-eight motion until melted and smooth. Stir in mustard and vinegar. Season to taste.
Serve with: Cubed sourdough, steamed broccoli, sliced apple, roasted baby potatoes, and cornichons for dipping.
The secret to truly great mac and cheese is using aged cheddar with real bite. Balderson's 3-year gives you a sauce that's rich, complex, and deeply cheesy — not just salty.
Quick method: Make a simple béchamel (butter, flour, milk), melt in generous amounts of grated Balderson cheddar, season with a pinch of dry mustard and smoked paprika, and fold through cooked pasta. Top with extra grated cheese and breadcrumbs, then bake at 375°F until golden and bubbling.
Not every great recipe is complicated. A toastie made with Balderson extra old is one of the best things you can eat on a cold evening.
The formula: Thick sourdough, a generous layer of grated 5-year Balderson, sliced apple or caramelized onion, and a smear of whole grain mustard. Butter the outside, cook low and slow in a cast iron pan until the bread is golden and the cheese is molten.
Sometimes the recipe is just thoughtful assembly:
That's dinner. Or a very good start to one.
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