Cheese Making
Urban Cheesecraft (Cheesecraft Club)
Monthly beginner cheesemaking club built around one new cheese and one gallon of milk
- Status
- Operating
- Best for
- Curious beginners who want a guided monthly cheesemaking habit
What's in the box: Each month is built around making one new beginner-friendly cheese in a one-gallon batch, though the site does not spell out the exact items in each shipment.
Urban Cheesecraft is a US cheesemaking kit company, and Cheesecraft Club is its monthly membership. The idea is simple: beginners make one new cheese every month. The company's whole approach is built around one-gallon batches and ordinary kitchen equipment, so you don't need a cheese cave, special presses or a big pot of raw milk to get started. That makes it a sensible fit for apartment kitchens and busy schedules. The membership is listed at $35. The site doesn't clearly say how often that is billed or exactly what ships each month, so check the details before you subscribe. Beyond the club, the shop sells starter kits for mozzarella, ricotta and farmers' cheese, a deluxe eight-cheese kit, dairy-free kits for vegan cheeses and sauces, and refills such as vegetarian rennet tablets and agar powder. Several products show as sold out or low in stock, so availability can vary. Live classes, including Zoom workshops on specific cheeses, plus a free intro class and a recipe section support the learning side. U.S. ground shipping is free on orders of $75 or more. Overall it is a focused, approachable option for curious beginners. Experienced cheesemakers who want aged or cave-ripened cheeses may find the small-batch, quick-cheese focus too limited.