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A bit of blue for me please:D

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And perhaps a biscuit as well?


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I like my cheese on the pizza. The other ones? Not so much.


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A bit of blue for me please:D


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Thank you Slart:D


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The orange rubbery stuff:confused:


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I refuse to read this thread because it will bore the arse off me but i reckon cheese isn't all that good.

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Coming from the man who has ascended the culinary heights of potato waffle sandwiches or spaghetti on toast.


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Coming from the man who has ascended the culinary heights of potato waffle sandwiches and spaghetti on toast.


Fixed.

If anything that makes my opinion on cheese all the more valid, i'm clearly not hard to please.

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Many cheeses are an aquired taste though. I didn't used to like half of the stuff I do now but learned to appreciate them through pushing myself.


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Many cheeses are an aquired taste though. I didn't used to like half of the stuff I do now but learned to appreciate them through pushing myself.


Jesus. Can you push yourself to enjoy food? I'm not sure. It's not something you can learn is it? Tastes change i know, but to push yourself to appreciate it?

I'm just glad you're not being pretentious about it ;)

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Pretentious? Moi?

Anyway I only meant pushing yourself in the sense you push yourself to listen to music you don't normally like, open up to different tastes, that kind of thing.


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halloumi, feta, Brie and dolcelatte are amongst my favourite cheeses,

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You know what's nice? From the chippy, Hollands cheese & onion pie chips and curry.


You're right jeebs, that is very nice.

If there's two of you going the chippy, it's nice to get one cheese and onion and one potato and meat, then get the chippy lady to cut them in half and give you half and half.

As I've previously stated I love a Wensleydale, particularly Wensleydale with cranberry. For jacket spuds a Boursin's very nice - gives a bit of flair in the middle. Good strong musky Cheddar is a solid utility player. Nice to have something with a continental style to mix things up a bit too - maybe bring a Roquefort off the bench.

Benny had a lovely blue-veined one last week at his flat. Can't remember the details though.

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You're right jeebs, that is very nice.

If there's two of you going the chippy, it's nice to get one cheese and onion and one potato and meat, then get the chippy lady to cut them in half and give you half and half.

As I've previously stated I love a Wensleydale, particularly Wensleydale with cranberry. For jacket spuds a Boursin's very nice - gives a bit of flair in the middle. Good strong musky Cheddar is a solid utility player. Nice to have something with a continental style to mix things up a bit too - maybe bring a Roquefort off the bench.

Benny had a lovely blue-veined one last week at his flat. Can't remember the details though.



I think he calls it Percy.


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Bastard wrote:
You're right jeebs, that is very nice.

If there's two of you going the chippy, it's nice to get one cheese and onion and one potato and meat, then get the chippy lady to cut them in half and give you half and half.

As I've previously stated I love a Wensleydale, particularly Wensleydale with cranberry. For jacket spuds a Boursin's very nice - gives a bit of flair in the middle. Good strong musky Cheddar is a solid utility player. Nice to have something with a continental style to mix things up a bit too - maybe bring a Roquefort off the bench.

Benny had a lovely blue-veined one last week at his flat. Can't remember the details though.

That'll be the rohypnol.

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