Direct quote:
The white mould rinds are a result of the white mould Penicillium candidum or “relatives” of it. These do
not produce penicillin, are digestible and do not present a health risk – not even if large quantities of cheese
are consumed.
Lilith on
October 3, 2009 3:20 am
The rind but if it’s a soft cheese that starts smelling like ammonia, it’s time to throw it out.
Direct quote:
The white mould rinds are a result of the white mould Penicillium candidum or “relatives” of it. These do
not produce penicillin, are digestible and do not present a health risk – not even if large quantities of cheese
are consumed.
The rind but if it’s a soft cheese that starts smelling like ammonia, it’s time to throw it out.