Cheesy Question:

by Englishman 42 Replies latest jw friends

  • Dutchie
    Dutchie

    Gouda. Yummy!

  • DakotaRed
    DakotaRed

    Ya'll haven't lived until you've tasted Tillamook Cheddar, made on the Oregon coast. Now, that's cheese. American cheese is alright for grilled cheese sandwiches, although it still makes no sense that they say they put 5 ounces of milk in each 1 ounce slice.

    I also prefer a good aged swiss for my lunch sandwiches. Cottage cheese is alright for salads and such, but when making a pasta and sauce dinner, I use ricotta instead.

    Lew W

  • dsgal
    dsgal

    SUPER-SHARP CHEDDAR

  • breeze
    breeze

    Cheese is the secret to life according to Joelbear?

    I personally love all cheese??

    I thought on a trip to France a few years ago that I found a cheese that I didn't like?

    I learned later you don't eat the rind of the Brie?

    Cranberry Cheese for Thankgsiving

    Edited by - breeze on 6 November 2002 21:4:41

  • caligirl
    caligirl

    Blue cheese, especially in salad dressing, camembert (has anyone ever had it deep fried?Yum!) or a chunk of roquefort freshly crumbled onto a salad. Also love provolone or muenster on sandwiches, mozzarella, parmesan, mizithra on pasta, gouda cheese sliced up on a freshly baked baguette consumed while looking out over the carribean, smoked gouda, Vermont cheddar on crackers with a glass of red wine, ...

    Absolutely cannot stand cheeze whiz - does not even qualify as cheese - real cheese does not come in a can, I do not care what the can claims is in there! American cheese is gross- ANYTHING that stays fresh THAT long should be labeled hazardous to your health. I think there is some in my refrigerator that my stepson bought in August that has yet to show any sign of mold!

  • El Kabong
    El Kabong

    Does anybody like Limburger?

    Does anybody even eat Limburger cheese?

  • DakotaRed
    DakotaRed

    LOL, kabong

    Not just no, but HELL NO!

    Lew W

  • Kenneson
    Kenneson

    Smile. Say CHEESE!

  • ashitaka
    ashitaka

    Winchester, and muenster.

    ash

  • Princess
    Princess

    Steve surprised me last Friday with a night out to a real nice restaurant in Seattle. I had cappelini pasta with braised goat and goat cheese and olives. It was heaven, or should I say paradise earth.

    I had already ordered dessert when we discovered an after dinner cheese selection menu. I would have liked to try some.

    Maybe we should try a NW Christmas apostafest wine and cheese party?

    Rachel

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