How to Make the Perfect Fondue with Leftover Cheese
Leftover cheese? Unlikely! However, if you do find yourself with odd bits and bobs of brie, blue, and cheddar, don’t bin them. Instead, whip them into something delicious. But before you get to melting, consider this: Cheese is a viscoelastic material, meaning it has properties of both a liquid and a solid. How it responds to force and heat is what determines whether it melts well, stubbornly holds its shape, or turns into an oily puddle. Keep reading
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