Your favorite Cheese?

Your favorite Cheese?

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FizWizz
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Your favorite Cheese?

Post by FizWizz »

no poll, there's too much cheese to mention, some would be left out.
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Gouda. and I mean the smoked kind.
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DavetheBrave
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Post by DavetheBrave »

Cheddar
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Zoombie
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Post by Zoombie »

I vote Chedder.
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Maelstrom
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Post by Maelstrom »

Cheddar, mainly cause its the only type I've really tried. And fruit cheese. But I dont know if that counts as real cheese.
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GrOuNd_ZeRo
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Post by GrOuNd_ZeRo »

Cheddar is fine and I have a liking to that yellow cheese can't rememeber the name, I do know I usually have "american" cheese on my subs in the US.
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Masse
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Post by Masse »

FETA ? is it only finnish name for that... but thats what i like :wink:
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aGorm
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Post by aGorm »

While a mature chedder is fine, I personly prefer Double Gloster. Now thats a dam nice cheese. Its liek a cross between red lester and chedder, but with some of teh plastic quality of edam.. Speeking of which Edam is dam nice to.

Also, stilton with lemon rind in it is nice...

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Min3mat
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Post by Min3mat »

lancashire blue all the way baby!
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Michilus_nimbus
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Post by Michilus_nimbus »

A nice and simple Dutch Gouda can taste mighty good.
I also like Camember, Chaumes, and occasionally some brie.
Oh, and some Belgian "Abdijkaas", goes perfectly with Belgian Trappist beer. (Did you know "Westvleteren" was elected the best beer in the world this year?)
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Aun
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Post by Aun »

Edam hands down. Ever had Edam pizza?
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SinbadEV
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Post by SinbadEV »

Pepper Jack is number one.

Vache Qui Rit soft cheese for eating with crackers.

That stuff that comes in Red wax is number three.
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FireCrack
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Post by FireCrack »

Feta FTW!
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Weaver
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Post by Weaver »

Gouda with cumin seeds is probably my favourite, but I'm still very fond of Cheddar and Lancashire. Then a Brie and hot bacon roll is pretty special too.
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Guessmyname
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Post by Guessmyname »

I like the cheese that is made backwards
Archangel of Death
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Post by Archangel of Death »

Oh good! You did it!

Now, I function under the blissful assumption that philadelphia cream cheese is fully in the cheese family, and place it at the top of my list. Followed by chedder, whichb I eat fistfuls of whenever no-one is looking.
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Sheekel
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Post by Sheekel »

mmm....i love gouda, edam, and some good aged cheddar
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Lindir The Green
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Post by Lindir The Green »

tie between Colby and Parmesien (I hope I spelled that right)
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FLOZi
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Post by FLOZi »

Wensleydale, you freaks. :cry:
Kixxe
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Post by Kixxe »

Cheese is only good on pizza and hamburger...

Cheddar, on hamburger atleast i guess.
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Min3mat
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Post by Min3mat »

O,o
kixxe, u must become a apprentice to the way of the cheese, coz judging by that comment u r no cheeze-knight yet ;-)
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