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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? 12:34 - Jul 29 with 6213 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 19:29 - Jul 29 with 1844 viewsjohncharles

Past it’s sell buy date Camembert

Strong and stable my arse.

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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 20:34 - Jul 29 with 1803 viewsTomS

I can't believe blue cheese, rather than just Stilton, wasn't an option....
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:32 - Jul 29 with 1754 viewsQPRSteve

Another vote for Roquefort.
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:50 - Jul 29 with 1740 views80s_Boy

Come on, which Philistine has voted for Dairy Lea????
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:54 - Jul 29 with 1737 viewscolinallcars

What did Neil Armstrong say when he landed on the moon ? - it IS cheese !
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:57 - Jul 29 with 1735 viewsBrianMcCarthy

The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 17:56 - Jul 29 by johann28

Impossible to choose one because they obviously complement each other

English:
Richard III Wensleydale (A less crumbly, richer version of the traditional Wensleydale)
Somerset Brie (Yes, just as good as the french stuff, soft and creamy)
Michael's Mount (Very soft goat)
Sage Derby (semi-hard with sage giving it a mottled green colour)
Cornish Yarg (nettle-wrapped semi-hard cheese, tangy and slightly crumbly)

French:
Forme D'Ambert or any bleu d'auvergne (strong softish blue)
St Nectaire (quite firm with beautiful nectarine flavour)
Comte (Firm, mature cheddar-like)
Pont L'Eveque (Brie-like in texture but much stronger)
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"Forme D'Ambert or any bleu d'auvergne (strong softish blue)"

Love them both, thanks to this (ahem) board.

"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 23:00 - Jul 29 with 1733 viewsdezzar

I can just imagine a few Wall fans checking this site out ,Stripey Nigels or wot
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 01:07 - Jul 30 with 1700 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 23:00 - Jul 29 by dezzar

I can just imagine a few Wall fans checking this site out ,Stripey Nigels or wot


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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 20:13 - Jan 23 with 1423 viewsBrianMcCarthy

Hold Everything!!!

Monalisa Pecorino Cheese with Truffle, straight out of Siena. My word!

https://us.amazon.com/Salcis-Monalisa-Pecorino-Cheese-Truffle/dp/B071JW4PRF

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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 21:24 - Jan 23 with 1343 viewsRs_Holy

The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 17:56 - Jul 29 by johann28

Impossible to choose one because they obviously complement each other

English:
Richard III Wensleydale (A less crumbly, richer version of the traditional Wensleydale)
Somerset Brie (Yes, just as good as the french stuff, soft and creamy)
Michael's Mount (Very soft goat)
Sage Derby (semi-hard with sage giving it a mottled green colour)
Cornish Yarg (nettle-wrapped semi-hard cheese, tangy and slightly crumbly)

French:
Forme D'Ambert or any bleu d'auvergne (strong softish blue)
St Nectaire (quite firm with beautiful nectarine flavour)
Comte (Firm, mature cheddar-like)
Pont L'Eveque (Brie-like in texture but much stronger)
[Post edited 29 Jul 2021 18:03]


Yeah 'Comte extra viex' is cheese heaven
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 21:29 - Jan 23 with 1336 viewsEsox_Lucius

Gorgonzola Piccante for me.

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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 21:46 - Jan 23 with 1314 viewsbosh67

Th only difference between Mental and Emmental is.... .... .... em?

Never knowingly right.
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:15 - Jan 23 with 1280 viewsaston_hoop

The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 21:29 - Jan 23 by Esox_Lucius

Gorgonzola Piccante for me.


Got a bit of an addiction to the one they sell in my local Lidl! Who knew they had good cheese

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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 22:28 - Jan 23 with 1270 viewszizoustainrod

Kikorangi Blue. A taste of Aotearoa (NZ).
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 10:06 - Jan 24 with 1166 viewscyprusmel

Halloumi of course
Wensleydale
Manchego goes very well with a beer
Applewood
If anyone is fortunate enough to holiday in Crete there are a few restaurants in Chania old town that serve a traditional cheese soup I think it's called Stakis, this is a must try.
I wasn't sure at first, "cheese soup" ? but the waiter more or less insisted that I have it and he didn't put me wrong it was very very nice.
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The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 11:23 - Jan 24 with 1134 viewsBazzaInTheLoft

The Cheese Thread: What's Your Favourite Cheese? on 20:13 - Jan 23 by BrianMcCarthy

Hold Everything!!!

Monalisa Pecorino Cheese with Truffle, straight out of Siena. My word!

https://us.amazon.com/Salcis-Monalisa-Pecorino-Cheese-Truffle/dp/B071JW4PRF


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