Can anyone ehlp me remember the name of this cheese?

[saltire]

It's like danish Blue/Stilton, but softer, like Brie!

I had some at a friends house a while ago - months ago in fact, and she can't remember what it was called and neither can I.

cambazola?
blue brie tis lovely...

gorgonzola?

Is it Cambozola (sp), Gogonzola or Dolcelatte?

I love cheese

Roquefort ?

Saint Agar?

St Augur ?

dolcelatte ?

x posts agogo...took me so long to try and spell them all

Saint Agur sorry!

And Gorgonzola

I was going to say St Agur - does anyone know what the semi hard transluscent orange coloured cheese is ? it's horrible, imo, but am curious as to it's name - might be Norweigian

Ha! we both spelled it wrong so don't worry

There's an even creamier version of Dolcelatte called... umm... Torta di Dolcelatte or Crema di Dolcelatte, or something like that.

MAS, are you thinking of red leicester?

The horrible Norwegian cheese is Gjetost

oooh!

We had two Norwegian AuPairs when we were kids, and they used to bring back that cheese as a treat!

MAS
have had orangey brown cheese it was huge block of norwegian cheese it was melty nutty
and strange but grew on you
and never seen it since?
hth
oh actually maybe your thinking of jarlsberg..

cambozola comes in wedge like stilton

lol st agur st agar

where have you gone, salters? You mean cambazola, don't you?

Have narrowed it down to either Dolcelatte or Cambozola

lilymaid!!
thanks!
i've never known the name of that cheese that is my one!

they used cheese slice to get very thin melty slice of this too when served

yes could be any of the ones mentioned really: dolcelatte, cambazola and St Agur all fit

Had to go and sort out the Dses - again - DS1 was watching match of the Day from saturday, DS2 came into kitchen and said "He's not watching it, hes watching wrestling", so DS1 pulled DS2 down the stairs, banging his head all the way down, and is now yelling at me telling how he gets the blame for everything and he didn't do anything

They're both gorgeous!

HairyIrene - might be that, def not Jarlsberg - it seemed to be like a kind of gum/resin - bought some at Waitrose many years ago