where can I buy Brunost in Ireland?

JuliusCaesar · 2011-11-19 17:55:37

Is there anywhere? Love that stuff, but it's so rare to be able to find it. JC

19-11-2011 06:55PM

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Is there anywhere?

Love that stuff, but it's so rare to be able to find it.

JC

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#2 19-11-2011 07:43PM

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I'd be very interested to know too, but have never come across it here.

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#3 21-11-2011 03:10PM

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I think I saw it once in the English market in Cork.

I bring it myself or get visitors from Norway to bring it.

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#4 22-11-2011 02:15PM

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Did you check Ikea? Brunost/Mesost might be there.

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#5 24-11-2011 04:55PM

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biko wrote: »

Did you check Ikea? Brunost/Mesost might be there.

I haven't been able to check IKEA yet.

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#6 26-11-2011 07:42PM

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Fairly sure I've seen it in ikea.

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#7 26-11-2011 07:48PM

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What is it???

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#8 27-11-2011 12:49PM

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Norwegian brown cheese

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#9 13-12-2011 04:55AM

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They only have swedish food in IKEA, no norwegian brunost or anything like it. Funny,, I loved brunost before but after 10 years in Ireland my taste buds must have gone funny..

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#10 05-01-2012 09:27PM

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Well, if anyone brings some over, pm me and I'll buy some off you. It's years since I had it, and I'd love to taste it again, if only so I can tell myself that the remembrance of the taste grew in its absence. Surely nothing can REALLY taste that heavenly?

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