Two St. Louis classics come together in an easy dip to enjoy while watching your favorite sports team.During the time when my granddad Larry was a young man, St. Louis was known for being “first in shoes, booze and last in the American League.” It’s certainly true that Brown Shoe Company (1875–2015), which now is Caleres, and the St. Louis Browns (now the Baltimore Orioles) helped to shape St. Louis history, as did the nearly 40 breweries that operated prior to Prohibition. In the 1930s, St…

What do you get when you combine Cheddar, Swiss and Provolone into one gooey cheese? If you’re a resident of Missouri, you probably already know, but for the rest of the country — allow us to enlighten you. We just can’t keep our state secret or our undying love for this super tasty treat quiet any longer! Provel was originally invented in St. Louis, Missouri back in 1947. (It is now owned by Kraft.

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Provel is everywhere in the Gateway to the West. But what exactly is it?

Provel Cheese is often confused with Provolone, because of how similar most people consider the two to be. Provel cheese is not only a great ingredient to have by itself, but the cheese goes along well with almost every sort of salad. The cheese adds a lot of flavors to traditional salads, and by making it at home; you can be assured of a healthy ingredient to go to when you need to add flavors to a rather dry salad consisting of few Greek olives, croutons and cherry tomatoes. Add gooey…

The St. Louis creation earned the "best use of the worst cheese" award.

Looking for ways to use Gruyere cheese? You've come to the right place! Check out these delicious recipes with Gruyere cheese.

A look at one of the world's most popular cooking cheeses and recipes to try.

These Gruyere recipes are sure to tantalize your tastebuds. From pasta to cheese puffs to mac and cheese, these dishes are as indulgent as it gets!