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  • NGale
    NGale Posts: 1,866
    FoldingJoe wrote:
    NGale wrote:
    FoldingJoe wrote:
    Cornish Yarg - lovely cheese.

    Try some if you see it in the supermarket. You won't be disappointed!! :)

    Have to admit I am not a great fan of it. I have at least tried it.

    More of a Devon Blue, or Stilton person myself. I do like a bit of Wensleydale on occasion though :D

    You're from Devon, you would say that!!! ;)

    Hey I like Brie, it doesn't mean I actually like the French :wink::lol:
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  • MonkeyMonster
    MonkeyMonster Posts: 4,629
    Greg T wrote:
    CrackFox wrote:
    Thousands of vegetarians would have given up long ago if not for cheese.

    So there is a downside....

    "Recent reports from the College of Studies suggest that cheese maintains the health and well being of pasty, never laugh at funny jokes, self regarding bed wetters"

    Plus its actually rare to find a "proper" vegetarian. So many eat fish or white meat or bacon when they have a hangover...
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  • Greg T
    Greg T Posts: 3,266
    MonkeyMonster wrote:
    Plus its actually rare to find a "proper" vegetarian. So many eat fish or white meat or bacon when they have a hangover...

    In Vino Veritas..
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  • greg66_tri_v2.0
    greg66_tri_v2.0 Posts: 7,172
    NGale wrote:
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/21/blaze-at-warehouse-filled-with-hundreds-of-tonnes-of-cheddar-cheese-115875-23436108/

    Nooooooooooo :shock: :shock: :shock:

    That needed toast. Lots of slices of toast.
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  • Greg T
    Greg T Posts: 3,266
    Greg66 wrote:
    NGale wrote:
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/21/blaze-at-warehouse-filled-with-hundreds-of-tonnes-of-cheddar-cheese-115875-23436108/

    Nooooooooooo :shock: :shock: :shock:

    That needed toast. Lots of slices of toast.

    Sounds like an insurance job - it's a raclette
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  • clarkey cat
    clarkey cat Posts: 3,641
    Question:

    I had, what I thought was, an inspirational thought the other day.

    Apple Crumble... with a thin layer of cheddar beneath the crumble.




    I think it would work. Do you?
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  • Greg T
    Greg T Posts: 3,266
    clarkey cat wrote:
    Apple Crumble... with a thin layer of cheddar beneath the crumble.

    Do you like Cheese?
    Do you like peas

    You'll love these...

    Cheesey Peas
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  • NGale
    NGale Posts: 1,866
    Greg66 wrote:
    NGale wrote:
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/21/blaze-at-warehouse-filled-with-hundreds-of-tonnes-of-cheddar-cheese-115875-23436108/

    Nooooooooooo :shock: :shock: :shock:

    That needed toast. Lots of slices of toast.

    and don't forget the worcester sauce :lol:
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  • clarkey cat
    clarkey cat Posts: 3,641
    matter paneer?
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  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,377
    clarkey cat wrote:
    Question:

    I had, what I thought was, an inspirational thought the other day.

    Apple Crumble... with a thin layer of cheddar beneath the crumble.




    I think it would work. Do you?

    Try it and report back. I'm intrigued. Maybe just a single portion mini-crumble just in case, though.
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  • greg66_tri_v2.0
    greg66_tri_v2.0 Posts: 7,172
    Greg T wrote:
    Greg66 wrote:
    NGale wrote:
    http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/09/21/blaze-at-warehouse-filled-with-hundreds-of-tonnes-of-cheddar-cheese-115875-23436108/

    Nooooooooooo :shock: :shock: :shock:

    That needed toast. Lots of slices of toast.

    Sounds like an insurance job - it's a raclette

    I've always been rather fondue of cheddar.
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  • clarkey cat
    clarkey cat Posts: 3,641
    Where was this plaice?
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  • Greg T
    Greg T Posts: 3,266
    Greg66 wrote:
    I've always been rather fondue of cheddar.

    After a while I find it grates, when don't ewe try something different?
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  • DonDaddyD
    DonDaddyD Posts: 12,689
    Jarlsberg

    And a lovely wine.
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  • asprilla
    asprilla Posts: 8,440
    DonDaddyD wrote:
    Jarlsberg

    And a lovely wine.

    Sneaky edit. I was about to accuse you of a category error.

    My old man likes Jarlsberg. I'm afraid I find it a bit bland.
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  • FoldingJoe
    FoldingJoe Posts: 1,327
    Greg T wrote:
    Greg66 wrote:
    I've always been rather fondue of cheddar.

    After a while I find it grates, when don't ewe try something different?

    That was a rare-bit of information!!
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  • DonDaddyD
    DonDaddyD Posts: 12,689
    Asprilla wrote:
    DonDaddyD wrote:
    Jarlsberg

    And a lovely wine.

    Sneaky edit. I was about to accuse you of a category error.

    My old man likes Jarlsberg. I'm afraid I find it a bit bland.

    If you can't see it, it didn't happen. Internet rules. FACT.
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  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,377
    Mrs RJS knocked up an amazing salad last night with big slabs of grilled halloumi, flaked haddock, tomatoes and lettuce from the garden and some other bits and bobs.

    Nom.
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  • Greg T
    Greg T Posts: 3,266
    rjsterry wrote:
    Mrs RJS knocked up an amazing salad last night with big slabs of grilled halloumi, flaked haddock, tomatoes and lettuce from the garden and some other bits and bobs.

    Nom.

    And what did you eat?
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  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,377
    Greg T wrote:
    rjsterry wrote:
    Mrs RJS knocked up an amazing salad last night with big slabs of grilled halloumi, flaked haddock, tomatoes and lettuce from the garden and some other bits and bobs.

    Nom.

    And what did you eat?

    What's really weird is that I decided to accompany said salad with a glass of Pimm's. I mean, really. WTF was I thinking?
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  • Jay dubbleU
    Jay dubbleU Posts: 3,159
    clarkey cat wrote:
    Question:

    I had, what I thought was, an inspirational thought the other day.

    Apple Crumble... with a thin layer of cheddar beneath the crumble.




    I think it would work. Do you?

    Works for me :)
  • SmellTheGlove
    SmellTheGlove Posts: 697
    clarkey cat wrote:
    Question:

    I had, what I thought was, an inspirational thought the other day.

    Apple Crumble... with a thin layer of cheddar beneath the crumble.

    I think it would work. Do you?

    This has been my brother's knockout recipe for some years - I hate giving my siblings credit as much as the next person but trust me, yes, it works.
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  • joelsim
    joelsim Posts: 7,552
    If it doesn't walk on its own, it's not cheese.

    Unless it's a proper cheddar, a Montgomery or whatever, none of this Cathedral nonsense.

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