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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance!  |
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By *bcums3Couple
over a year ago
lanarkshire |
"I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance! "
Whiskey and orange, charcole you should try the dam fine cheese company online awesome with great flavours |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance!
Whiskey and orange, charcole you should try the dam fine cheese company online awesome with great flavours "
Ooo I'll take a look thank you! |
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"There’s a cheese threaded with marmite that’s quite good. ‘Love it or hate it’ type of thing.
I buy the mini ones! So good!"
I’ve not tried those.
But the one I mentioned is from Worcester and has veins running through it. |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Époisses definitely - Waitrose do a brilliant one. Piave, taleggio and fontina are just sexual and great additions to a board.
Have you considered doing fondue?  "
Waitrose! How bougie do you think I am?  Though yes I have considered a fondue so maybe you called it right... |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"There’s a cheese threaded with marmite that’s quite good. ‘Love it or hate it’ type of thing.
I buy the mini ones! So good!
I’ve not tried those.
But the one I mentioned is from Worcester and has veins running through it. "
Mine were from asda so not quite as fancy  . Sounds delicious though! |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Époisses definitely - Waitrose do a brilliant one. Piave, taleggio and fontina are just sexual and great additions to a board.
Have you considered doing fondue?
Waitrose! How bougie do you think I am? Though yes I have considered a fondue so maybe you called it right..."
On a scale of Conservative to champagne socialist, middling.
Do a fondue! Ohhhh with raclette cheese and gruyere and mozarella for extra string potential. Fuck. You've inspired me to do one now/I've talked myself into one. |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Époisses definitely - Waitrose do a brilliant one. Piave, taleggio and fontina are just sexual and great additions to a board.
Have you considered doing fondue?
Waitrose! How bougie do you think I am? Though yes I have considered a fondue so maybe you called it right...
On a scale of Conservative to champagne socialist, middling.
Do a fondue! Ohhhh with raclette cheese and gruyere and mozarella for extra string potential. Fuck. You've inspired me to do one now/I've talked myself into one."
Did you just call a Liverpool girl the C word!? We are going to fall out Meli!
Mmmm stringy delisciousness! Christmas can always use more cheese! |
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By *ady23Woman
over a year ago
Coventry |
"I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance! "
We've heard the gingerbread one isn't good if swerve it |
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If you're in Liverpool can you get to the Liverpool Cheese Company in Woolton?
They'll work with you to pull a great balanced board together and will recommend crackers and garnishes for each cheese. |
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over a year ago
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"I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance! "
Don’t forget chedda |
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By *bcums3Couple
over a year ago
lanarkshire |
"I've been put in charge of the family Christmas cheese board and I'm looking for specific reccomendations beyond your standard cheeses. I've seen a gingerbread wensleydale I'm curious about!
Thanks in advance!
Whiskey and orange, charcole you should try the dam fine cheese company online awesome with great flavours
Ooo I'll take a look thank you! "
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A decent aged Stilton
Some of those truckles that supermarkets stock at this time of year are interesting and cheap, about a quid each.
Wensleydale and cranberries has been mentioned but try it with digestive biscuits.
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Typical Christmas cheese but I love white stilton with apricot, Jamie says blue murder for a good strong one or arran smoked cheddar. We got some amazing red pesto gouda when we went to Amsterdam if you don't mind importing them, depends how dedicated you are to cheese |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"If you need help eating it give me a shout 
Sorry we're a family of cheese lovers 
But it's Christmas!
Pure . Cheese. Greed."
Fine if you hide under the table I'll sneak you some throughout the evening |
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By *acey_Red OP Woman
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"If you're in Liverpool can you get to the Liverpool Cheese Company in Woolton?
They'll work with you to pull a great balanced board together and will recommend crackers and garnishes for each cheese."
Sounds wonderful but expensive |
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