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Hoop Cheese
Posted By: C3SEAST
Hoop Cheese - 04/28/18 01:36 AM
The last couple of threads about childhood meals got me thinking about hoop cheese. My momma would cut hoop cheese into chunks and melt it on low heat in a cast iron skillet. It was served with link sausage, homemade biscuits, real butter and Blackburn syrup.
Posted By: inatree
Re: Hoop Cheese - 04/29/18 01:42 PM
Hoop cheese, crackers and bologna or souse meat for lucnh when I would go cut firewood with my granddaddy. He would stop at the little country store and get it sliced and off we would go. That was the good ole days.
Posted By: bamaeyedoc
Re: Hoop Cheese - 04/29/18 02:07 PM
Grandma making us squirrels and gravy and homemade biscuits after a successful morning hunt.
Grandma making caramel cake. I still haven't tasted one as good. Her chocolate pudding was amazing too.
I used to put sharp cheddar cheese on mayo and topped with garden tomatoes and black pepper and pop it in the toaster oven for a great snack.
Sardines or potted meat with crackers on the tailgate with my dad.
Momma's round steak and gravy and her chicken and rice were great meals growing up.
Dr. B
Posted By: MS_Hunter
Re: Hoop Cheese - 04/29/18 03:19 PM
Hard to find good hoop cheese anymore. But it is the best cheese
Posted By: bholmes
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/01/18 01:27 PM
Grandma making us squirrels and gravy and homemade biscuits after a successful morning hunt.
Grandma making caramel cake. I still haven't tasted one as good. Her chocolate pudding was amazing too.
I used to put sharp cheddar cheese on mayo and topped with garden tomatoes and black pepper and pop it in the toaster oven for a great snack.
Sardines or potted meat with crackers on the tailgate with my dad.
Momma's round steak and gravy and her chicken and rice were great meals growing up.
Dr. B
Man you can paint a picture with words, well said.
Posted By: jhardy
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/01/18 02:40 PM
Dad used to heat up lunch in tinfoil on the engine of the truck as we eased down the road of the morning hunt.
Mom cooking thinly fried pork chops over mashed potatoes. Always had brown gravy from the grease of the pork chops. Had all kinds of bits of crust and flour from the cooking in it. Hocake with syrup on the side. Come to think of it, no wonder i struggle with losing weight.
And...I still have one local place that has good hoop cheese.
Posted By: BhamFred
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/01/18 03:09 PM
ate many a lunch of crackers, hoop cheese, and bologna washed down with a coke.
Posted By: snakebit
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/01/18 03:43 PM
A good piece of hoop cheese wrapped in saran wrap with the orange price sticker stuck to it, and thrown in the dashboard of the truck so it gets a little greasy.
Man I hope I can find a piece soon.
That's some fine eating.
Posted By: Tigger85
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/16/18 01:31 AM
Spent many a lunch while we were quail hunting with thick cut Bologna, hoop cheese and crackers.
Posted By: Ben2
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/16/18 11:28 AM
Still get crackers and hoop cheese at the heiburger grocery
Posted By: bama1157
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/22/18 12:27 PM
You can still get Hoop cheese at Piggly Wiggly and most associated foods, it's usually in the meat dept.
Posted By: tbest3
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 02:56 AM
Had crackers, hoop cheese & spam for lunch one day last week.
Posted By: deadeye48
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 11:56 AM
Williams brothers in Philadelphia MS has hoop cheese, stick bologna, bacon by the slab, cured hams and they'll slice all of it for you as thick as you want it to be
Posted By: Clem
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 02:37 PM
The last couple of threads about childhood meals got me thinking about hoop cheese. My momma would cut hoop cheese into chunks and melt it on low heat in a cast iron skillet. It was served with link sausage, homemade biscuits, real butter and Blackburn syrup.
Ate this breakfast many times. Mixed the syrup with the butter into an artery-clogging slurry.
Good hoop cheese is hard to beat.
Posted By: top cat
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 05:36 PM
I love it. Brings back childhood. When I was a kid there was a store on Hobbs Island road, Parsons Grocery. You could but anything there. On the counter they always kept a big hoop on a hand chop type slicer. You could adjust the dial for paper thin cuts or thick. Each time I went in Mr Parsons would cut me a slice and give me a big cracker. Any of yall remember when crackers came in a sheet of four not single crackesr?
Posted By: bamaeyedoc
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 06:23 PM
peanuts in a ice cold GLASS bottle of Coca Cola.
Dr. B
Posted By: MS_Hunter
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 06:48 PM
Had crackers, hoop cheese & spam for lunch one day last week.
Ain't nothing wrong with that meal at all
Posted By: Stob
Re: Hoop Cheese - 05/23/18 06:53 PM
While I was in College I worked at a convenience store that sold it.
Came in round wooden crate about 16" across. Cheese was
covered in a red wax. Dang that stuff was good.
Posted By: MAG
Re: Hoop Cheese - 06/04/18 03:50 AM
Love round steak n gravey and chicken n rice still