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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #11 - 03/14/08 at 19:04:08
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Uberdecker, 

You really need to try that Tasmanian Roaring 40s.

Regarding French cheeses, yes, they are fantastic.  But Camembert and brie are overrated.  There some excellent chevre cheeses tho.
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #10 - 03/14/08 at 17:32:30
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My dear friends, it seems none of you have ever made it  to France... 
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #9 - 03/14/08 at 16:43:35
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Gambit wrote on 03/14/08 at 01:32:42:
Smitherson  takes  Muenster cheese; Gouda; Edam. All while getting ready for sex with a girl in 6 hours...

Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha..... LOL Grin


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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #8 - 03/14/08 at 01:32:42
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Smitherson  takes  Muenster cheese; Gouda; Edam. All while getting ready for sex with a girl in 6 hours...

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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #7 - 03/14/08 at 00:19:38
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Smyslov_Fan wrote on 03/14/08 at 00:00:06:

A Roast Beast and sharp Cheddar sandwich with a bit of Coleman's mustard is royally British brilliance.



So long as the beast used is itself not of British import.   Cheesy



Long live Moldy Mammal Milk!

  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #6 - 03/14/08 at 00:00:06
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True story, if off-topic:

I once went to the largest book store in the US (which was Powell's Book Store in Portland, Oregon before Amazon.com).  I wandered over to the cheese section and found there several volumes of Informant for $1 each!

I like that sort of cheese.

I refer the readers to previous comments on cheese in a thread we discussed about two years ago.  My all time favorite is Tasmanian Roaring 40s Cheese.  It's won awards, but who cares?  It's the best tasting cheese I've ever had.

A Roast Beast and sharp Cheddar sandwich with a bit of Coleman's mustard is royally British brilliance.

St Agur Cheese with crackers can't be beat!

Spinach salad with Roquefort is scrumptious!

Ham and Swiss is wholly satisfying.

Do I really have to choose only one cheese as best?
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #5 - 03/13/08 at 00:42:15
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Edammer is superior to Goudse. Sorry Bibs.
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #4 - 03/12/08 at 16:55:38
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Cambozola. Delicious.
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #3 - 03/12/08 at 16:12:15
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Locatelli goes well with the Giocco.

  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #2 - 03/12/08 at 16:12:14
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I'll go with the ultraprocessed-bright orange food color enhanced-dehydrated-radioactive cheese packets that come with Kraft Mac & Cheese. Mmmmm......
  
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Re: Cheese and chess
Reply #1 - 03/12/08 at 16:05:25
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I am the reincarnation(!) of "Gorgonzola" - I like spaghetti gorgonzola
  
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Cheese and chess
03/12/08 at 15:47:34
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I am quite partial to gouda.

Not so fond of gruyere though.

How about you guys?






  
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