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What happened to good cheese?
(12 Posts)I want a lump of good cheese.
Sort of cheddar but with those salty bits in it. Bits of bite.
And properly mature, none of these 'extra mature' claims when it is as bland as milk.
I want an eye-wateringly strong hard cheese to go with a sharp apple, good pickle and crusty bread.
<steps off soapbox>
Oh, now I want one too. Damn you
I am now lusting, lusting over those cheeses.
Before this day is over, I shall find a deep, rich sharp cheese. <goes on cheese crusade>
you need to go to a deli, not a supermarket
If you don't have a good deli near you, you can buy cheese on the internet.
You're making me want a good Cheddar now, haven't had one for ages. I love Isle of Mull.
Try Neil's Yard dairy, you can order online.
M & S Cornish Cruncher pretty much fits the bill.
Depending where you live you could try a farmer's market, the one by us has fantastic cheese. They even made us a 'cheese cake' for our wedding reception!
I agree with BlueChampagne (well actually i would rather pink but that is being fussy ), Montgomery's cheddar is the bees knees for salty mature crunch.
I found some lovely very mature Tobermory at the local deli. It was strong, had a good bite but creamy and nutty.
The apple was a Yorkshire Fragrant, the bread was Polish and heavenly, the pickle was apple, garlic and thyme.
I may have died and actually gone to Heaven, it was so good.
Well worth the hassle crusade..
<shares with fellow good cheese lovers>
mmm..proper food porn that <licks lips>
glad you found some, i bloody love cheese too
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