Ever since the first shepherd accidentally curdled his lunch milk, cheese has been one of the world’s most beloved staple foods. Versatile and comforting, cheese comes in a spectrum of flavors and textures, from the soft and mild bries to the hard and sharp Parmesan.
The Cheese Shop at Jungle Jim's has the widest selection of cheese in the U.S.! Where else could you find more than 1,600 kinds of cheese, plus fine patés, sausages, and butters from the United States and around the world. We always have fresh cheese because of the volume we sell. We purchase large wheels and slice them ourselves to assure you the tastiest cheese possible.
At Jungle Jim's, we are excited to offer a wide variety of both imported and domestic cheeses, bringing you fine Swisses, excellent goudas, creamy cheddars and tangy blues. We have an excellent selection of flavored and soft cheeses well as cheeses made with cow, goat, sheep and buffalo milk. We stock cheese from more than 40 different countries from the United States, Mexico and Italy to the obscure cheese-producing countries of Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary and Russia and feature a large selection of cheeses flown in directly from France!
Corporate Gifts
Please don’t forget about us when trying to think of the perfect gift for your employees or your customers. We can custom design an exceptional gift that showcases your appreciation. We also offer great sausages, a wide variety of foods from Germany, England and Holland, the finest in gourmet food items, and a selection of gift items to help you enjoy them all.Ask an Expert
At Jungle Jim's International Market, we pride ourselves on the many different specialty offerings that our Cheese Shop provides. Have a specific question regarding our current cheese selection? Or perhaps you'd like to offer a comment on our services?
Our staff is knowledgable and educated in all things cheese and will be glad to help assist you! We would like to make your cheese tasting experience a memorable one. Come on in for a visit...hope to see you soon.
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