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Favourite cheese? - bigsharn - 01-10-2010
Just out of interest, what are people's favourite cheeses? Mine is DEFINITELY Emmental
RE: Favourite cheese? - Pack3t SynAck3r - 02-10-2010
Frankly, I am a little confused why we have a food section. With that being said my preference is Extra Sharp Cheddar.
RE: Favourite cheese? - bigsharn - 02-10-2010
We have it for the sake of having it :p
Also, with a few recipes we're getting put up here eventually we'll be reaching out to a (slightly) larger audience
RE: Favourite cheese? - Pack3t SynAck3r - 02-10-2010
So we will have food aficionados and hackers? Man we are a strange group.
RE: Favourite cheese? - bigsharn - 02-10-2010
We also have artists, advertising specialists, writers, petrolheads, gamers, retards, and Mark.
RE: Favourite cheese? - Mark - 02-10-2010
Strange bunch indeed. I'd have to say Red Leicester not much of a cheesey.
RE: Favourite cheese? - Drumm - 03-10-2010
I blame mark for making this thread appear unread.
I only eat cheddar. Plain & Simple. Packet: Gaming Food. 'nuf said. Gamers need their proteins too.
RE: Favourite cheese? - bigsharn - 03-10-2010
I thought we'd have some people who only tried one thing... Have you ever tried Goat's cheese or Stilton? (both are surprisingly nice)
RE: Favourite cheese? - Mark - 03-10-2010
I've tried and they're disgusting as well as smelling like "cheese" or rather just mold.
RE: Favourite cheese? - bigsharn - 03-10-2010
They're nice in a thin layer on crackers
Though in honesty I'm yet to find anything nicer in a toastie than Cathedral City