To have 7 different types of cheese in my fridge

[Jamdoughnutfiend]

My DH says it is unreasonable as 3-4 should be sufficient - I say he is BU - Mumsnet jury return the verdict please

Halloumi is deeply unreasonable.

I only have Gouda, buffalo mozzarella, cheddar, Parmesan and cottage cheese in. I'm expecting an Internet shop though

Oops. I do have some Bavarian smoked in the fridge door too.

YaDnbu!
We have at the moment a surplus of processed cheese, so not very sophisticated I'm afraid.
2 real cheeses
*Swiss (I am addicted to grilled swiss cheese sandwiches)
*Havarti
Then a bunch of processed products.
*Imperial Sharp Cold pack cheddar
*3 types of processed thick sliced cheese singles -dh can't resist a sale, and sometimes still shops like they live here, but they have left the nest! DS's may be gifted with 1 pack each.
*Light Shredded Tex Mex blend
*Shredded 4 cheese Italian blend
*A Jalapeno Cheese Ball (leftover from Christmas)
2 jars of Cheese Whiz, one light and one Jalapeno.

Here is my tally-

M&S Cornish Rambler w/ chillies
Aldi Parmiggiano x 2 packs
Lincolnshire Poacher

from La Fromaggeria-

Gorgonzola Naturale from La Fromaggeria
Caprino Staggionato al Caprone from Sardinia
Pecorino Marzolino Rosso
Pecorino Staggionato Sardo

I am intrigued by the cheese with little onions and other random flavours in cheddar.

Halluomi is a summer staple for bbqing surely? That can't be unreasonable

Fussandmess - that is why DH thinks I am unreasonable, the only person really chowing down the cheese is me (gleeful!) the girls eat an odd baby bel or slice of cheddar - they aren't that bothered

My DH doesn't like cheese but I still manage to have a fridge full of it as I LOVE it.

He doesn't get it, shakes his head in bewilderment when I get giddy over finding a new deli and spend ages trying to decide what to buy.

Fountains Gold is my current new favourite find. It's delicious.

YANBU I love cheese. As long as it does not go to waste there is no problem. If you find it is going off and ends up in the bin then your hubby may have a point