2023 Cheese Of The Year

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Jobbo
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Re: 2023 Cheese Of The Year

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mik wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2024 10:40 am
Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2024 10:24 am
I quite like sage derby too. Truffle essence, still doubt I would. Most truffle essence isn't even truffle based for one, but it's always something you can add yourself if you really wanted it.
Maybe there are different methods, or maybe it was my poor description, but this stuff had lumps of truffle through it.
Oh, definitely not then - why would you do that? If you want cheese with truffle in it, buy some cheese and some truffle and do it yourself.
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Explosive Newt wrote: Tue Jan 02, 2024 10:28 am
Butt stilton?
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I just made cheese on toast for lunch, but used Stilton instead of cheddar. I have named this Tory Cheese On Toast. It was fucking epic. That is all.
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Our local M&S has recently been expanded and updated, more than doubling the footprint. They now have a "cheese barge" (their words) and it has some rather nice things that we're trying. There are some proper stinky soft cheeses of the variety that will make babies cry. I like them!
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