How do you feel about cheese?

superfish · 06-06-2011 01:49PM

Saila wrote: »

millions of cows are wanked dry so you all can have your cheese :mad:

I will take the place of the cows provided im in the hands of some hot foreign national, so come on lads whos with me give those poor cows a break

chin_grin · 06-06-2011 01:51PM

Saila wrote: »

millions of cows are wanked dry so you all can have your cheese :mad:

Bó-kakke? :pac:

KnifeWRENCH · 06-06-2011 02:31PM

My cheese tastes are very simple. I just love plain cheddar (preferably white, but red is ok too.) OP mentioned Kilmeaden - the "extra mature white" cheddar is definitely the nicest regular packaged cheese you can buy in the supermarket.

I don't like fancy cheeses or really strong cheeses; stuff like gorgonzola and whatnot can fúck off.

chin_grin · 06-06-2011 02:36PM

KnifeWRENCH wrote: »

I don't like fancy cheeses or really strong cheeses; stuff like gorgonzola and whatnot can fúck off.

G'wan. Live dangerously. You won't regret it.

Teyla Emmagan · 06-06-2011 02:39PM

I have never met a cheese I didn't like. I think cheese is one of the best things about life.

I like particularly like brie, camenbert, gubeen, roquefort, goat's cheese, gorgonzola, stilton, that apple stuff, munster, emmental, cheddar, swiss, gruyere (LOVE gruyere) and halloumi. I'd love to work in a cheese shop, but I would actually end up as big as the house.

YoureSoVain · 06-06-2011 02:39PM

McLellands Seriously Strong Cheddar.....I live on it. Sometimes I put a bit of it onto the George Foreman grill all on its own and enjoy the melted heaven that it is!
http://www.mclelland.co.uk/defaultpage121c1.aspx?pageID=113

flanum · 06-06-2011 02:46PM

wicklow gold ftw!

cheesefiend · 06-06-2011 02:50PM

My username says it all.

chin_grin · 06-06-2011 02:57PM

cheesefiend wrote: »

My username says it all.

Yeah, but this is After Hours. The only thing we can deduce is that you like to put the holes in swiss cheese yourself............if you know what I mean.

mental07 · 06-06-2011 06:51PM

Munching on some Ritz crackers and blue cheese as we speak type

Karona · 06-06-2011 08:27PM

Maryland Chedder from Sheridan's cheesemongers here in Galway, my god its crumbly heaven.

And yes i will eat cheese on its own. Deathrider you are the weird one...

dfx- · 06-06-2011 09:29PM

I would appreciate cheese, except Cheddar. Cheddar is horrendous

Doublechinlolz · 06-06-2011 09:31PM

i like cheese, cheese likes me..

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 06-06-2011 09:34PM

I honestly believe the world is a much better place with cheese in it. So many diffrent types, so feckin lovely, from mild to strong and soft to hard. Happines is a cheeseboard (and floods of red wine)

billyhead · 06-06-2011 09:48PM

I frigging love cheese. Theres a spicy flavoured cheese that they had samples of in the local supermarket a couple of weeks ago that I tried and I swear it was the nicest cheese I ever tasted. I cn't rcall the name of it. Anyone here would be able to enlighten me because I must get some. It was devine just eaten on the crackers

littlefriend · 06-06-2011 10:00PM

unknownlegend wrote: »

Think the likes of gorgonzola is a bit too strong for my palate just yet.

You should try dolcelatte - its amazing and not too strong. M&S do a really nice one.

Naikon · 06-06-2011 10:00PM

Parmigiano Reggiano is nice stuff.

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 06-06-2011 10:36PM

And you can keep it really simple and still have the nicest tastes in the world.
Brie, a cracker, or Carrs water biscuits, and a nice local jam. I cant think of anything tastier

Speedsie · 07-06-2011 06:06PM

Andrea Rhythmic Cargo wrote: »

And you can keep it really simple and still have the nicest tastes in the world.
Brie, a cracker, or Carrs water biscuits, and a nice local jam. I cant think of anything tastier

Or honey.... emmenthal & honey is a blissful combination...

Rubberlegs · 07-06-2011 06:19PM

Love a good crumbly strong Cheddar. Nothing like slicing it up and spreading mango chutney or relish on it:D. Smoked Gouda is lovely too. Hate Brie or any of them soft mouldy cheeses, seriously, eating mould??

entropi · 07-06-2011 06:20PM

Edible cheese, red cheddar is nice.

This cheese, entertaining:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWnLyTxSQiY

Hookah · 07-06-2011 06:22PM

I love most cheeses, except for the white gooey ones, especially with a sip of red wine.

Norwayviking · 08-06-2011 05:40AM

Greentopia wrote: »

Love most cheese varieties, but especially a nice aged cheddar, brie, Danish blue, Wicklow blue, Gubbeen and actually pretty much any Irish farmhouse cheese I've ever tasted as we have such wonderful cheese makers in this country.
I also love Wensleydale, Stilton and Prästost-Swedish cheese I wish I could get here
Oh and Parmesan. Lidl's Parmesan is wonderful, and good value too.

Only cheeses I've tried that I don't like are cottage (tasteless) and Mesost-or Brunost as it's called in Norway-too sweet, like putting a hardened version of the caramelised condensed milk you use to make Banoffee on your bread... bleh!

Brunost as it's called in Norway-too sweet, like putting a hardened version of the caramelised condensed milk you use to make Banoffee on your bread... bleh!

Funny everyone else seems to love it.

And did you try the jarlsberg

Sonnenblumen · 08-06-2011 09:18AM

Richard Dower wrote: »

I'm sitting here waiting for episode 8 of Game Of Thrones, as one does while tucking into the fillet of cheddar, Kilmeaden

Mighty tasty washed down with a cup of cha,

Yea I like cheese, but calling cheddar a cheese is like calling a burger a fillet of beef. That orange stuff they put into it ain't good for you either.:eek:

coco_lola · 08-06-2011 09:49AM

Steve Gerrard is a big cheese expert:

http://entertainme.excite.co.uk/steven-gerrard-ive-read-a-book-N5371.html

Caraville · 08-06-2011 10:30AM

Cheese is amazing.

Bake a camembert til it's all melted and just dip some crusty french bread in it. AMAZING.

Goat's cheese on pizza. AMAZING.

Toasted ham & cheese sandwich. AMAZING.

Even sweet things like a New York-style cheesecake. AMAZING.

Just don't get how people don't like it, especially the milder cheeses. Mentallers.

Flabangav · 08-06-2011 10:38AM

I love cheese

But my brother hates it, so when he was younger i used to chase him around the house with it on occasion!

How do you feel about cheese?

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