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    "Favourite cheese"

    Mine is of course English cheddar, preferably from Cheddar in Somerset. However there are some wonderful examples from all over the UK available in the supermarkets. I get very disappointed with soft cheese and even more so when a restaurant describes it cheeseboard as "as selection of fine English cheeses" and there is not a decent piece of cheddar in sight.

    What type of "cheese" suits you?
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    12 Jun '13 16:14
    Cheddar!
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    12 Jun '13 16:15
    Originally posted by lolof
    Cheddar!
    That's "cheesy" 😀
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    12 Jun '13 16:24
    I too like a good cheddar but my favourite is Oka Cheese.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oka_cheese
  5. SubscriberPonderable
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    12 Jun '13 16:58
    I like cheddar.

    My favourite is Brie however.
  6. Subscribermwmiller
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    12 Jun '13 18:51
    Limburger.

    WARNING: Use only after serious consideration! User must like solitude.
    😉
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    12 Jun '13 18:57
    Originally posted by mwmiller
    Limburger.

    WARNING: Use only after serious consideration! User must like solitude.
    😉
    Limburger is great with potatoes.
    If all like to eat it: no problem.
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    12 Jun '13 19:101 edit
    Originally posted by Ponderable
    Limburger is great with potatoes.
    If all like to eat it: no problem.
    I haven't tried that. How are the potatoes prepared?

    I like the limburger spread, smeared onto a well-toasted english muffin, or any kind of toast really. Lots of butter as well.

    That's probably a contributing factor to my triple bypass a few years ago!

    Did I ever mention that I tried the "Alsace Pizza" flammekueche you suggested a few years ago during one of our games? I found a recipe for it and we gave it a try. Great! I'm not sure my wife liked it all that much, but I really enjoyed it!

    But back to cheeses, sharp aged cheddar is very good, and swiss is another favorite, and also provolone. I guess I like them all, depending on what they are eaten with.....
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    12 Jun '13 19:25
    Originally posted by mwmiller
    I haven't tried that. How are the potatoes prepared?

    I like the limburger spread, smeared on a well-toasted english muffin, or any kind or toast really. Lots of butter as well.

    That's probably a contributing factor to my triple bypass a few years ago!

    Did I ever mention that I tried the "Alsace Pizza" flammekueche you suggested a few years ago du ...[text shortened]... ve it a try. Great! I'm not sure my wife liked it all that much, but I really enjoyed it!
    We had this as fast food when I was young. You just cook the potatoes and peel them. Then you give a generous slice of Limburger and eat it with the still warm potatoes. A traet, sadly enough my wife doesn't like it....but my sons do 🙂

    I am glad the Falmmkueche was to your liking.
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    12 Jun '13 20:00
    I just thought of another cheese that's to my liking...Blue Cheese.
  11. Standard memberChessPraxis
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    12 Jun '13 20:59
    Velveeta
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    12 Jun '13 22:12
    Love it, love it all: -

    Roquefort
    Stilton
    St. Agur
    Forest of Bowland (Lancashire) Creamy
    Blacksticks blue
    Snowdonia - Little Black Bomber; Green Thunder; Pickle Power
    LIDL's 'house' Wensleydale (Can't remember the brand).
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    12 Jun '13 22:27
    Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
    Love it, love it all: -

    Roquefort
    Stilton
    St. Agur
    Forest of Bowland (Lancashire) Creamy
    Blacksticks blue
    Snowdonia - Little Black Bomber; Green Thunder; Pickle Power
    LIDL's 'house' Wensleydale (Can't remember the brand).
    It seems that the award goes to Sicilian Sausage
    for being the big cheese. 😀
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    13 Jun '13 22:38
    Originally posted by ChessPraxis
    Velveeta
    That's not cheese. It can't be. Isn't it mostly oil?

    Put me down for some medium sharp cheddar, although I do like gouda and even havarti is quite good.
  15. SubscriberSuzianne
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    13 Jun '13 22:42
    Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
    Love it, love it all: -

    Roquefort
    Stilton
    St. Agur
    Forest of Bowland (Lancashire) Creamy
    Blacksticks blue
    Snowdonia - Little Black Bomber; Green Thunder; Pickle Power
    LIDL's 'house' Wensleydale (Can't remember the brand).
    "We're all out of that, sir."

    "Was supposed to be delivered this morning."

    "No, no, no, no, yes, wait... oh, the cat's eaten it."

    And cheddar?

    "Not much call for it 'round here."
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