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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
Yorkshire |
What's your favourite? Do you go for the usual ones or have you discovered a little gem that you want to share. I like the harder ones like gruyere, manchego, kefalotyri, compte etc. But also like a good blue cheese or some soft ricotta from time to time and of course could not do without sime feta or a bit of mozzarella. You got it, I love cheese  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Grew up hating Brie and Camembert but now I enjoy a baked Camembert and would love to do one of those recipes where you hollow out a cob load, put the cheese in and bake til it’s all runny…… but there’s only one of me, so can’t justify it.
I like Edam, mozzarella, mild cheddar, and all those sample pieces you never know the name of at agriculture shows, like the one I’m going to on Friday, also Port Salut & my absolute favourite Cornish Yarg! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Comte and similar. It baffles me why UK cheesemakers don't make more adventurous cheeses instead of 'mousetrap' Cheddar."
They do, you just haven’t found them yet |
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By *ryandsee OP Man
over a year ago
Yorkshire |
"Grew up hating Brie and Camembert but now I enjoy a baked Camembert and would love to do one of those recipes where you hollow out a cob load, put the cheese in and bake til it’s all runny…… but there’s only one of me, so can’t justify it.
I like Edam, mozzarella, mild cheddar, and all those sample pieces you never know the name of at agriculture shows, like the one I’m going to on Friday, also Port Salut & my absolute favourite Cornish Yarg! "
Yes there are lots of different ones to try out in those shows. Some local delis often encourage you to try different ones too. As long as they don't realise you went for your lunch at there cheese counter |
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"Comte and similar. It baffles me why UK cheesemakers don't make more adventurous cheeses instead of 'mousetrap' Cheddar.
They do, you just haven’t found them yet "
Well I'm on the case My only good finds in recent months is Warwickshire Truckle and Hafod (off Swansea market). Any suggestions? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Comte and similar. It baffles me why UK cheesemakers don't make more adventurous cheeses instead of 'mousetrap' Cheddar."
UK makes so many different cheeses ,go find them,my fav is
Shropshire blue room temperature with a tiny bit of honey |
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By *irthandgirthMan
over a year ago
Camberley occasionally doncaster |
In no particular order
Halloumi (especially if it's fried with chorizo and chilli)
Burrata (it's the cheese mozzarella wishes it was)
Goats cheese
Comte
Fruity Wensleydale
Gruyere
However my absolute favourite cheeses are from here. Cheese matured IN WINE!!
https://www.d*unkcheese.co.uk/ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Comte and similar. It baffles me why UK cheesemakers don't make more adventurous cheeses instead of 'mousetrap' Cheddar.
They do, you just haven’t found them yet
Well I'm on the case My only good finds in recent months is Warwickshire Truckle and Hafod (off Swansea market). Any suggestions?"
Go to Google and search for Scottish cheese, Taste of Scotland should come up, good suggestions there, also Cheddar is made in Oban, Orkney and other islands, each one is different, some are smoked, some are flavoured with pickled onion, chilli. I’m off to the Royal Highland Show on Friday so there will be many many cheeses there, and will see which one got a prize |
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By *imbo59seMan
over a year ago
North Norfolk area |
Roquefort, strong enough to make your tongue stick to the roof of your mouth. With a crusty French stick or baguette, pickled shallots (pickled with peppercorns) and a glass or two of a big red.
A bit peckish now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I only like plain old mild cheddar "
If you like that, you’d like Cornish yarg, it’s similar but a bit creamier, still a hard cheese with mild flavour. I’m not keen on the garlic one though |
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
Morden |
"Comte and similar. It baffles me why UK cheesemakers don't make more adventurous cheeses instead of 'mousetrap' Cheddar."
They do. You're just looking in the right place.
Cornish yarg, Lincolnshire poacher, white stilton, .... |
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or some strong blue cheese, but I like most cheeses. Bookmarking this thread some ideas of new ones to try 
