Rind on Brie? Easy way to remove

Rind on Brie? Easy way to remove

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madala

5,063 posts

198 months

Saturday 6th December 2008
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bazking69 said:
Absoluetly love my Brie, but am not mad on the rind. It's nothing to do with the fact it is bacteria, or taste. It is just the texture that I don't particuarly enjoy, its the gooey cheese inside I enjoy.

Now, is there any foolproof way to remove said rind without making a right mess and wasting half of a brie circle?
I've even tried partly freezing it and cutting the rind off, but am still being massively wasteful and making a hash.

Anyone have the magic trick?
....what's the point of eating brie if you don't eat the rind...absolutely bloody pointless....try Kraft triangles that might be more your style.

dickymint

24,332 posts

258 months

Saturday 6th December 2008
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madala said:
bazking69 said:
Absoluetly love my Brie, but am not mad on the rind. It's nothing to do with the fact it is bacteria, or taste. It is just the texture that I don't particuarly enjoy, its the gooey cheese inside I enjoy.

Now, is there any foolproof way to remove said rind without making a right mess and wasting half of a brie circle?
I've even tried partly freezing it and cutting the rind off, but am still being massively wasteful and making a hash.

Anyone have the magic trick?
....what's the point of eating brie if you don't eat the rind...absolutely bloody pointless....try Kraft triangles that might be more your style.
Either you are a very rude person or you left out a smiley!!

Bedford Rascal

29,469 posts

244 months

Sunday 7th December 2008
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Do people really eat Brie without the rind? It would never even occur to me to do that. I'm amazed, seriously.

bazking69

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8,620 posts

190 months

Monday 8th December 2008
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madala said:
bazking69 said:
Absoluetly love my Brie, but am not mad on the rind. It's nothing to do with the fact it is bacteria, or taste. It is just the texture that I don't particuarly enjoy, its the gooey cheese inside I enjoy.

Now, is there any foolproof way to remove said rind without making a right mess and wasting half of a brie circle?
I've even tried partly freezing it and cutting the rind off, but am still being massively wasteful and making a hash.

Anyone have the magic trick?
....what's the point of eating brie if you don't eat the rind...absolutely bloody pointless....try Kraft triangles that might be more your style.
A personal insult because I'm not mad on the rind on Brie? Very clever. Grow up you ballbag...
(If we are going to be childish about it...)

Edited by bazking69 on Monday 8th December 09:49