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I love the really strong mature cheddar and cant beat a bit of double Gloucester, especially as cheese on toast with marmite spread on it. Mmmmmmmmmmmm.
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The strongest cheddar is the best, and a good strong blue is a very close second. agreed. partial to some brie also, and roule. |
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i love the blue mouldy shit, and the sloppy french shit. all of it except goats basically. seconded |
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i love the blue mouldy shit, and the sloppy french shit. all of it except goats basically. seconded Thirded. |
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cant go wrong with a slab of cathederal city mature cheddar. yes you can. cathedral city is bollocks. buy some decent mature cheddar if you're going to bother. though avoid tescos finest farmhouse cheddar, it actually smells and tastes like manure. cheese is king. virtually every kind. |
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i love the blue mouldy shit, and the sloppy french shit. all of it except goats basically. seconded Thirded. fourthed!! |
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The strongest cheddar is the best, and a good strong blue is a very close second. Damn right! spot on. The sort of cheddar that stings your tongue when you eat it! Deep fried camembert is also nice or a box baked brie with garlic slices pressed into it...yummy. |
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imo fwiw cheese is the work of the devil
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imo fwiw cheese is the work of the devil The devil gets all the good stuff. |
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« Reply #27 on: Wednesday, January 9, 2008, 22:51:52 » |
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imo fwiw cheese is the work of the devil i'm pretty sure its the work of a cow, but you might be right. |
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Brie/Camembert/Goats
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I love all cheese, apart from poor quality mild cheddar. if it's mild it has to at least have a nice creamy texture. Not taste like rubber.
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