About cheese 
So I'm putting together a cheese smorgasbord and looking for around 10 that I haven't tried before.
I've got an independent shop quite local that stocks loads so hopefully I can source most.
And pickle suggestions that are awesome would be appreciated.
I don't really like blue mouldy cheeses but 1 might make the list if you can persuade me 
Think Caerphilly and hit me up with your cheese recommendations. |
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I like a soft cheeses like stinky brie and camembert- a bit of roquefort too.
My go to pickles are chilli jam and cara_elised onion chutney 
I'm not buying them until the last minute though or I'll eat them before my family arrive  |
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By *eliWoman
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Reblochon for a soft cheese is delicious and definitely worth a spot.
Lincolnshire Poacher for the hard cheese, makes a nice change from farmhouse cheddar.
I'm not the biggest fan of blue cheese so I normally go for two softer cheeses - a goats cheese like Golden Cross or Aldwych might be a good shout but goats cheese can be quite hit and miss so depends on if you like it really! |
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Ref blue cheese, ask your monger if they have any dolcelatte
It's much creamier than the likes of stilton
You need to try it on a digestive biscuit with a slice of chilled pear on top
I was sceptical
I am a convert
Creamy cheese, crunchy biscuit, sweet pear, it works |
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The Cheshire Cheese Company do a number of awesome cheeses. however my favourites are
Jamaican Jerk Sauce Spicy Cheddar
El Gringo Chilli, Lime & Tequila Cheddar |
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"There's a sticky toffee pudding cheddar somewhere too that goes down well with a small glass of dessert wine"
Cheshire Cheese Company do that too. Very nice with a glass of port |
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"There's a sticky toffee pudding cheddar somewhere too that goes down well with a small glass of dessert wine
Cheshire Cheese Company do that too. Very nice with a glass of port"
I think that might be the one
I bought a selection from a shop in Matlock
Now I've turned 50, a drive and a wander round a cheese shop constitutes a day out  |
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"Cambozola is a lovely blue soft cheese
Cross of Brie and Gorgonzola"
Yes I'm getting that too - delicious!
And there's a mustard seed brie that I had last year which was Amazing (drool) |
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"Reblochon for a soft cheese is delicious and definitely worth a spot.
Lincolnshire Poacher for the hard cheese, makes a nice change from farmhouse cheddar.
I'm not the biggest fan of blue cheese so I normally go for two softer cheeses - a goats cheese like Golden Cross or Aldwych might be a good shout but goats cheese can be quite hit and miss so depends on if you like it really!"
Reblochon is a good shout. Reminds me of ski holidays in Le Grand Bornand. |
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"There's a sticky toffee pudding cheddar somewhere too that goes down well with a small glass of dessert wine
Cheshire Cheese Company do that too. Very nice with a glass of port
I think that might be the one
I bought a selection from a shop in Matlock
Now I've turned 50, a drive and a wander round a cheese shop constitutes a day out "
Sounds like my kind of day too. |
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By *eliWoman
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"Cambozola is a lovely blue soft cheese
Cross of Brie and Gorgonzola
Yes I'm getting that too - delicious!
And there's a mustard seed brie that I had last year which was Amazing (drool)"
Mustard seed brie sounds epic, I'm going to try and hunt some down for Boxing Day! |
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"The Cheshire Cheese Company do a number of awesome cheeses. however my favourites are
Jamaican Jerk Sauce Spicy Cheddar
El Gringo Chilli, Lime & Tequila Cheddar"
If you had to recommend one which would it be
El gringo sounds good ? |
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