Nope.Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
Nope.Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
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Ugh scandinavian cheese! My mother likes that smelly crap but I think it is enough reason for an invasion for having biological agents. When I am at my mom and I open the fridge I could as well dig up a corpse BLEH!Originally Posted by Sigurd Fafnesbane
Double Gloucester on water biscuits or crackers, simply delicious.
I like Caerphilly too, but not too much, and I find Edam, Gouda, and Red Leicester to be very good 'multi-purpose' cheeses.
I can't stand blue or runny French cheeses though. Urgh.
Last edited by thrashaholic; 07-28-2005 at 14:50.
and it is better to have tried and lost than to have never tried at all, but anyway, on to the cheese:Originally Posted by edyzmedieval
My favourite cheese is sharp cheddar. I have tried other, more 'exotic' cheeses, but that 'old standby' is still the best, expecially when you get the Tillamook brand.
Good with: cheddar cheese, apples (red or green, mainly), crackers, on a sandwhich (grilled cheese), ON A SALAD, which shows that it is also a very versatile cheese.![]()
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Scottish cheddar obviously, namely Lockerbie.
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