not a lover of cheese really but if I had to choose it would be Red Leicester on a Digestive. Only really like Red Leicester, Cheddar, Laughing Cow, Belle Paisy (sp) and Dairylea.
Really impossible to name a favourite, like virtually all of the ones listed above.
A pizza isn't complete without gorgonzola.
Love a bloomer bread doorstep sandwich with either cheddar and piccalilli or red Leicester and branston pickle.
Brought a selection box back from France a couple of years ago. They stank, absolutely reeked. Delicious though, but there is just no logic to explain why you'd want to eat something that smells like a marathon runner's socks.
I don't know why I keep opening this thread, I love cheese so much and the selection is terrible here, hopefully my mum can sneak some through customs next month, I managed around 5kg on my last visit.
My favourite food unfortunately for me. I would say it is something we excel at in this country. I'll probably eat most cheeses as long as they are veggie but I have 3 favourites depending where and when.
1. M&S Cornish Cruncher, No.7 on the Richter scale. After eating that every other cheddar is cheese for people who don't like cheese. Sandwiches for work and the ultimate cheese on toast.
2. Stilton, (not the cheap stuff), King of all cheese throughout the known world. Sandwich or biscuit at home
3. Brie. Inoffensive generic something to go with a tomato stuff. Saturday afternoon sandwich with the wife.
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Extra Mature Cheddar for the everyday cheese
Halloumi for grilled cheese
Feta for salads
Camembert for baked cheese
Brie for cheese and crackers
Not sure if it’s my favourite - but you should all have a go at this bad boy.
All the way from Brockley too.
https://www.cheesemonthclub.com/explorateur
A pizza isn't complete without gorgonzola.
Love a bloomer bread doorstep sandwich with either cheddar and piccalilli or red Leicester and branston pickle.
Brought a selection box back from France a couple of years ago. They stank, absolutely reeked. Delicious though, but there is just no logic to explain why you'd want to eat something that smells like a marathon runner's socks.
My favourite food unfortunately for me. I would say it is something we excel at in this country. I'll probably eat most cheeses as long as they are veggie but I have 3 favourites depending where and when.
1. M&S Cornish Cruncher, No.7 on the Richter scale. After eating that every other cheddar is cheese for people who don't like cheese. Sandwiches for work and the ultimate cheese on toast.
2. Stilton, (not the cheap stuff), King of all cheese throughout the known world. Sandwich or biscuit at home
3. Brie. Inoffensive generic something to go with a tomato stuff. Saturday afternoon sandwich with the wife.