If so what sort and what with?
Do you like cheese?
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Triumph
xmiles
gloswhite
NickFazer
Banks of the Croal
Copper Dragon
scottjames30
Mr Magoo
Hipster_Nebula
bwfc71
Reebok Trotter
doffcocker
Keegan
Michael Bolton
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Do you like cheese?
2 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:02
Keegan
Admin
I'm enjoying a bit of Cheddar as I type this.
3 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:06
doffcocker
Ivan Campo
I love parmesan on top of a lot of meals.
I also love cheese toasties, preferably made with crumbly lancashire.
I also love cheese toasties, preferably made with crumbly lancashire.
4 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:10
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Crumbly white Lancashire, Danish Blue and Stilton.
5 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:13
bwfc71
Ivan Campo
Crumbly tasty Lancashire and a little bit of Cheshire - that are 2 cheeses I did miss whilst in Holland, and will again when I go back........
6 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:16
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
Not really, but i do really like a red Leicester and apple baguette, try it.
7 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:33
Mr Magoo
Youri Djorkaeff
Reebok Trotter wrote:Crumbly white Lancashire, Danish Blue and Stilton.
Nice choice Rt,
8 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 21:38
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
I once bought a piece of cheese from a farm shop and it was called Stinking Bishop. I don't know if it had been allowed to mature under a Bishop's Cassock but it smelt as if it had been scraped from under an unwashed foreskin. As for the taste, it was delicious.
9 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:05
scottjames30
Nat Lofthouse
I like cheese, but the only thing that puts me off is that, it smells like sweaty feet.
Next time you have it, smell it, and tell me if it does or not.
Next time you have it, smell it, and tell me if it does or not.
10 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:09
Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
Reebok Trotter wrote:Crumbly white Lancashire, Danish Blue and Stilton.
Yes I'll go along with them with a proper strong Cheddar, Blue Wensleydale and Double Gloucester from our butchers.
11 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:10
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
"thats either good cheese, or bad meat" - Family guy.
12 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:15
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
Cheese & Bacon on toast.
13 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:15
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
If you like cheese on toast then try sprinkling a bit of Lancashire sauce on it.
14 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:16
NickFazer
El Hadji Diouf
Mature Cheddar or the crumbly Lancashire are my favourites, but I am also partial to Feta with a salad.
15 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:20
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
I like Haloumi, either fried or grilled and Feta cheese is very tasty in a Greek salad with beef tomatoes and cucumber.
16 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:22
Copper Dragon
Ivan Campo
I like Lancashire sauce on chips but hold the vinegar.
17 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:23
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Halloumi, Stilton, and Jarlsberg, but will usually try anything. Gotta have Parmesan on my spagbol. Also like those Primula cheeses in a tube, with Prawn my favourite.
18 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:25
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
Copper Dragon wrote:I like Lancashire sauce on chips but hold the vinegar.
I have tried it on Steak but never on chips.
19 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 22:26
Reebok Trotter
Nat Lofthouse
gloswhite wrote:Halloumi, Stilton, and Jarlsberg, but will usually try anything. Gotta have Parmesan on my spagbol. Also like those Primula cheeses in a tube, with Prawn my favourite.
I had you down as a Double Gloucester man.
20 Re: Do you like cheese? Thu Apr 25 2013, 23:25
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
I love cheese. If I could only have one type it would be mature Cheddar but there are so many different types. Other favourites include French cheeses like Reblochon, Comte and Rocquefort; or lesser known English cheeses like Burwash Rose, Sussex Slipcote and Waterloo.
I prefer to eat them with crusty bread or Carr's Water Biscuits so that I can really taste the cheese.
I prefer to eat them with crusty bread or Carr's Water Biscuits so that I can really taste the cheese.
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