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anonymous-user

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83 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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They failed last night, but delivered as promised earlier this evening. A late Valentine's pressie from Mrs HH - I fell in love with her all over again, and I'm about to make a pig of myself....


cheddar

4,637 posts

203 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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Did you give her cheese in return?

twinturboz

1,278 posts

207 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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That Godminster cheddar is unbelievably good yum

maturin23

599 posts

251 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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I could happily lie in a bath of Epoisses smile

LooneyTunes

9,345 posts

187 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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Oddly enough, munching on a some leftover Roquefort I found at the back of the fridge, I was just wondering if there was a cheese thread...

Re: Epoisses, there's always something good about orange cheese! (supermarket coloured stuff excepted)

anonymous-user

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83 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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Bugger, I may be unable to circumvent the stairs. However I shall happily die right here on my study floor. With a happy, but somewhat odeus, smell thing going on, wine and cheese, what a way to go... cloud9

anonymous-user

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83 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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LooneyTunes said:
Epoisses
Probably the best cheese in the world..

Black can man

31,973 posts

197 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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I had a cheese market stall for 12 years before it became nigh on impossible to continue,

Love cheese & still find myself tidying up the cheese display at Sainsbury's when we go there

Slink

2,947 posts

201 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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maturin23 said:
I could happily lie in a bath of Epoisses smile
never tryed that, only like cheddar, red lester, wenslydale and dairy lee triangles.

might try it if it is a good cheese that isnt too stinky or soft.

anonymous-user

Original Poster:

83 months

Friday 15th February 2013
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Slink said:
never tryed that, only like cheddar, red lester, wenslydale and dairy lee triangles.

might try it if it is a good cheese that isnt too stinky or soft.
It's both, in fact it defines the term 'stinky and soft' - spoons a prerequisite...

Chunkychucky

6,094 posts

198 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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had ham said:
It's both, in fact it defines the term 'stinky and soft' - spoons a prerequisite...
Had always wondered what it was like - the aroma never fails to lure me down the cheese aisle at Waitrose

kiteless

12,547 posts

233 months

Saturday 16th February 2013
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maturin23 said:
I could happily lie in a bath of Epoisses smile
yes

Brie with bks.



Jer_1974

1,643 posts

222 months

Sunday 17th February 2013
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Last nights cheese board.


psgcarey

612 posts

191 months

Sunday 17th February 2013
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Trying first foray in to Stinking Bishop at lunchtime, as I've heard it is like Epoisse. Have Spenwood and Barkham Blue to fall back on in the very unlikely circumstance that I do not like it.

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

247 months

Sunday 17th February 2013
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Drooooool I love cheese

Bullett

11,170 posts

213 months

Sunday 17th February 2013
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I have a cheese subscription. Every month I get sent 5 cheeses of various types.

Best xmas gift ever.

psgcarey

612 posts

191 months

Monday 18th February 2013
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Bullett said:
I have a cheese subscription. Every month I get sent 5 cheeses of various types.

Best xmas gift ever.
Where from please?

Bullett

11,170 posts

213 months

Monday 18th February 2013
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The cheese society, Lincoln.
http://www.thecheesesociety.co.uk/monthly-selectio...

I had the bi-monthly.