[Food] my new favourite cheese

Normal Rob

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• Mar 23, 2018

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spence said:

Will be trying this

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What I love about it is that it is what it says - hot.

 

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sams dad

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The Hill of The Gun

• Mar 23, 2018

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Black Bomber cheddar, the cheese that bites back.

 

Morvangull

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• Mar 23, 2018

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Epoisse cheese from Burgundy in France is my favourite and as far as I know it is still illegal to eat it on public transport in France because of the strong smell.

 

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Now then, this is a bit of NSC kismet, as I was thinking of resurrecting this thread;

http://www.northstandchat.com/showt...g-quot-mac-AND-cheese-quot&highlight=macaroni

which rightly bemoans creeping Americanizations like "Mac and Cheese", to help me solve a naming dilemna at work

I was thinking of putting on a macaroni cheese dish, but making it with Mexicana, instead of the usual cheddar . Is it acceptable menu terminology to say Macaroni and Mexicana Cheese , in place of the traditional, British, gawd bless her, succinct, Macaroni Cheese?

I'm worried some old Doris will order it and blow her false teeth out if I don't make a clear distinction.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance

 

dazzer6666

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Yes Chef said:

Now then, this is a bit of NSC kismet, as I was thinking of resurrecting this thread;

http://www.northstandchat.com/showt...g-quot-mac-AND-cheese-quot&highlight=macaroni

which rightly bemoans creeping Americanizations like "Mac and Cheese", to help me solve a naming dilemna at work

I was thinking of putting on a macaroni cheese dish, but making it with Mexicana, instead of the usual cheddar . Is it acceptable menu terminology to say Macaroni and Mexicana Cheese , in place of the traditional, British, gawd bless her, succinct, Macaroni Cheese?

I'm worried some old Doris will order it and blow her false teeth out if I don't make a clear distinction.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance

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Mac n Mex........do your own thing.

 

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Yes Chef said:

I'm worried some old Doris will order it and blow her false teeth out.....

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atfc village

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• Mar 23, 2018

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I'm suprised Australia's favourite Cheese hasn't had a mention

 

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Mr deez

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Not really cheese though is it.

 

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Surport Local Team

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Morvangull said:

Epoisse cheese from Burgundy in France is my favourite and as far as I know it is still illegal to eat it on public transport in France because of the strong smell.

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This, best cheese ever. Dont like to buy things French however this cheese is amazing

 

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MrSnuggles

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Wotsits

 

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cheshunt seagull

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Galician Tetilla Cheese...... with quince jelly.

 

Birdie Boy

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Reblechon

 

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WATFORD zero

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Casu marzu - sorts the men from the boys

 

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Laughing Cow triangles for me

 

Bakero

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WATFORD zero said:

Casu marzu - sorts the men from the boys

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I've been living in Sardinia since August. Haven't sourced any casu marzu yet. It's been banned by the EU but apparently you can get hold of it if you speak to the right shepherd.

 

Audax

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• Mar 24, 2018

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One of the few things I genuinely miss about living in Australia is that I can't get this: http://www.kingislanddairy.com.au/product_detail/lighthouse-blue-brie/

 

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Bakero said:

I've been living in Sardinia since August. Haven't sourced any casu marzu yet. It's been banned by the EU but apparently you can get hold of it if you speak to the right shepherd.

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It's always a case of knowing the right shepherd

 

Psychobilly freakout

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• Mar 24, 2018

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It has to be Panda Cheese, how could you say No...

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