snapper_37 said:
Nowt wrong with mould.
Apart from some can produce incredibly strong toxins (mycotoxins) in the bits of mould that you can't see deep in the cheese

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The moulds in Blue cheese are selected as benign to human health.
If it's gone mouldy and it isn't supposed to be, then chuck it.
Salami should be pretty safe and well preserved naturally, it's dry, salty, has a low pH and is vacuum packed. C. botulinum may be a risk due to the low O2 tension in the packs but the above factors plus importantly Sodium Nitrite in Salami cure and the chill temps should mean that it is incredibly unlikely to be an issue.
Dammit Greedo, you'll live a little longer
