JG Pasterjak
JG Pasterjak Production/Art Director
11/7/08 2:10 p.m.

No further discussion needed.

jg

David S. Wallens
David S. Wallens Editorial Director
11/7/08 2:13 p.m.

Cheese? Dork.

Bobzilla
Bobzilla New Reader
11/7/08 2:13 p.m.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. . .. . . . Cheese.........................

poopshovel
poopshovel Dork
11/7/08 2:14 p.m.
JG Pasterjak wrote: No further discussion needed. jg

My name is poo, and I support this message.

Tim Baxter
Tim Baxter Online Editor
11/7/08 2:16 p.m.

JGs right, although do it up really well, you should have some grapes along with the cheese.

Edit: Crap. Missed Per's topic. I can't keep up with them all, so I'm just going to go back to munching on some Nutter Butters now.

EastCoastMojo
EastCoastMojo GRM+ Memberand HalfDork
11/7/08 2:18 p.m.

Mmmmmm. Nutter Butters

Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess SuperDork
11/7/08 2:26 p.m.

Edam, Gouda: Good stuff. The real thing, not the stuff from Wisconsin. What the hell does Wisconsin know about Gouda? If it ain't from Holland, it aint Gouda.

aussiesmg
aussiesmg HalfDork
11/7/08 5:10 p.m.

English Blue Stilton is the E36 M3, also love Camembert, Brie and an aged vintage cheddar

billy3esq
billy3esq Dork
11/7/08 5:36 p.m.

Wensleydale???

/Wallace

MitchellC
MitchellC Reader
11/7/08 5:55 p.m.

Gouda? Check.

Sheeps milk gouda? Even better.

Parmigiano-reggiano? A staple (unless I'm feeling cheap, so I get a chunk of Parmesan instead)

Brie? Cold or baked, from a cow or goat, it's great with crackers for crackers like me.

Blue? Pass the Roquefort, but I'll pass on the Roaring 40's.

Cheddar? Why not splurge and get the double gloucester? I'll take some real Vermont cheese, though, most definitely.

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