CHEESE

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Best answer!

I never met a cheese I didn't like...............lol

12 years ago. Rating: 17
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valR

This is my problem too.

commented 12 years ago

Ann

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Brie with herbs.

12 years ago. Rating: 17
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Bob/PKB

Yummy! Smooth, creamy texture. :D It comes in the white casing, right?

commented 12 years ago

dunc

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Cake

12 years ago. Rating: 16
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Bob/PKB

Have you a Cheesecake Factory restaurant nearby? They have about 4 dozen different kinds of cheesecakes for dessert. You can see them in a glass, refrigerated display case when you enter. OMG OMG OMG they are beautiful.

commented 12 years ago

ROMOS

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YOU AND ME, TOASTED!

12 years ago. Rating: 15
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Bob/PKB

Awesome!

commented 12 years ago

valR

melted?

commented 12 years ago

Tommyh

Cheese & fleas? There's poetry in that somewhere.

commented 12 years ago

Bob/PKB

Cheese and fleas, if you please.
Served with bread and honey from bees.
Pour a cup of hot brewed tea.
And there will be plenty for ROMOS and me.

commented 12 years ago

ROMOS

TEA? TEA??? I,m Scottish for goodness sake,in these situations it,s gotta be champagne,whisky,or even just a beer....KOTF.

commented 12 years ago

daren1

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ALSATIAN MUENSTER...

12 years ago. Rating: 15
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Bob/PKB

That is one I've not tried. Do you enjoy it with fruit or crackers, in a sandwich, as an ingredient in a casserole????? What color is it? Is it mild or sharp? (What's with all the questions? I don't know)

commented 12 years ago

wonderer

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strawberry cheese cake.......just had some today

12 years ago. Rating: 15
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Bob/PKB

Definitely, a classic...one of the best!

commented 12 years ago

jhharlan

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I saw cheese and I thought "WINE"............

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Tommyh

I saw cheese & thought "stomach cramps" LOL

commented 12 years ago

jhharlan

My housemate is the same way but try telling him when there is cheese in the house....

commented 12 years ago

Bob/PKB

Wine and cheese...very good. Wine tasting last summer; bought a bottle of wine that went really well with this mango cheese. DEEEEElicious!

commented 12 years ago

lambshank

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I still like the old cobb loaf, middle scooped out and oven toasted for dipping and the loaf filled with that great fattening thick hot bubbly cheese fondue like mix with pieces of crispy bacon through it. I also love cheesecake, a guy at work makes little jelly cheesecake squares,they are really good

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Bob/PKB

I have never heard of a "cobb loaf". Can you explain how it is made with more detail, lambshank? It sounds like something that would be well-received by my family.

commented 12 years ago

lambshank

Bob/PKB a cobb loaf is just a shape, it's bread with a really crusty outside shaped like a soccer ball, we cut a "lid"off and scoop the bread out (bake them for dipping)then fill the cavity with the cheese and bacon mix, really very nice

commented 12 years ago

facebook

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I said cheese and had a big smile!!!

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Bob/PKB

Cheese brings out a smile in everyone...kind of like how milk does a body good???? :D (cheese)

commented 12 years ago

wonderer

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choosy cheese people choosers choose only the choicest chosen cheeses when choosing any cheese because if they didn't choose the choicest chosen cheeses then they wouldn't be choosey cheese people choosers........would they?

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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doolittle

Wonderful repeat 10x fast then prove to us you are not drunk by saying it backwards (UT no looking..You're peeking) could you incorporate cheddar into this statement??

commented 12 years ago

Bob/PKB

The deep thought you have put into your answer is obvious. You are a cheese gourmet of the highest caliber, no doubt about it!
Choose and chomp a chopped, chilled, chewy cheddar cheese, chump! Oh please, don't get me started on stuff like alliteration.

commented 12 years ago

witchway

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Everything. This is like answering whom your favorite child is!

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Bob/PKB

I wish there could be two BEST ANSWERS, witchway. :D Thank you for a superior answer!

commented 12 years ago

Mr.Den

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When I saw the word CHEESE I thought we where taking a picture..................

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Bob/PKB

SMILE, you are on Candid Camera!!

commented 12 years ago

Mr.Den

Did I SMILE BIG ENOUGHT ?

commented 12 years ago

Tommyh

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I love all cheese.Sadly cheese doesn't love me & people don't want to be around me after I have eaten cheese. Funny that.LOL

12 years ago. Rating: 13
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Bob/PKB

So, every cheese is a smelly cheese as far as you're concerned? :D

commented 12 years ago

Tommyh

Pretty much.LOL

commented 12 years ago

melandrupert

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Rockfort cheese its like ble cheese but suttle taste

12 years ago. Rating: 13
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jhharlan

And don't forget Gorgonzola....

commented 12 years ago

melandrupert

jhharlan one of my favorites too x

commented 12 years ago

Bob/PKB

Those three cheese are so versatile. My latest craze is to include them in a green salad with walnuts, dried cranberries or raisins, fresh pomegranate seeds (if I can find them, ever-so-thinly sliced red onion, and a balsamic vinegar dressing that has a hint of orange. MMMMM GOOD.

commented 12 years ago

melandrupert

Bob/PKB that sounds fab I jst love balsamis vinigar with most things and its great with fish xxx

commented 12 years ago

Darci13

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Boarshead Havarriti cream cheese sliced from the deli at Publix.

12 years ago. Rating: 9
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Bob/PKB

Could you be more specific, please? Love your answer, Darci13. Thank you

commented 12 years ago

Darci13

Boarshead is the namebrand only store around here I have found that carries the Boarshead brand. And the name of the cheese (the kind) is Havarriti Cream Cheese it is not the cream cheese like you think of as in making cheese cake, it is actually a cheeese that they slice in the deli it is really good on sandwiches, but do not try to melt it or make cheese toast out of it it tastes horrible melted do not know why I have tried the Wal-Mart deli they carry some kind of brand of it but it is not as good as the Boars Head brand. Hope that helps?

commented 12 years ago

dad59

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I was 18, drunk and stoned before, I ever ate pizza, because CHEESE is one of the world's WORST/NASIEST products discovered. My family, (other than me) will eat probably any type available, but being, I don't drink anymore, I'll pass on all types!!

12 years ago. Rating: 8
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Bob/PKB

You are one of the few, no doubt. I had neighbors once who disliked tomatoes so seriously they would order their pizza without sauce. If you liked the rest of the pizza, you could certainly get it without cheese. (Just the thought of a stuffed crust must make you gag). :D

commented 12 years ago

leosmaml

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Cheshire,Lancashire,Wensleydale.But also Red Leicester and Double Gloucestor.Too late for me to be thinking these things tonight

12 years ago. Rating: 8
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Bob/PKB

Not one of these cheeses is in my grocer's cheese department. It will be necessary to find a REAL delicatessen or book a flight. The Cheshire piques my interest most, but sampling all would be fun. With wine, of course. And friends.

commented 12 years ago

valR

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Cheese

Country
Wine

Ardrahan
Ireland
Pinot Noir, Chianti, Sangiovese

Asiago
Italy
Bardolino

Azeitao
Portugal
Tempranillo, Moscatel

Ballyoak
Ireland
Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir

Banon
France
Chenin Blanc, Bordeaux

Beeleigh Blue
Great Britain
Sauternes, Tokaji, Cabernet or Merlot

Bel Paese
Italy
Chardonnay

Baby Swiss
U.S.
Asti Spumante

Blue
Varied
Tawny Port, Madeira, Sherry

Blue Castello
Denmark
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Boschetto al Tartufo Bianchetto
Italy
Barolo, Sangiovese

Boursin
France
Gewürztraminer

Brick
U.S.
Chardonnay

Brie
France
Champagne, Sweet Sherry, Merlot

Bucheron
France
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

Camembert
France
Cabernet, Chenin Blanc

Cambozola
Bavaria.
Chardonnay

Cacio de Roma
Italy
Chianti

Cheddar,mild
England
Champagne, Chardonnay

Cheddar, sharp
England
Cabernet, Rioja, Sauvignon Blanc

Cheshire
England
Riesling

Chevre
France
Gewürztraminer, Champagne

Colby
U.S.
Riesling, Champagne

Cotija
Mexico
Chardonnay, Riesling

Cream Cheese
U.S./varied
White Zinfandel

Crème fraiche
France
Dessert wine

Danish Blue
Denmark
Cabernet

Derby
England
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Double Gloucester
England
Sancerre

Dry Jack
U.S.
Sancerre

Edam
Holland
Riesling, Dry Champagne, Pinot Noir

Emmentaler
Switzerland
Beaujolais, Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Evora
Portugal
Valpolicella Classico, Amarone

Feta
Greece
Beaujolais

Fontina
Denmark, Italy
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo

Fresh Mozzarella
Italy
Light Reds, Whites

Garrotxa
Spain
Merlot, Gewürztraminer

Goat Cheese
France/varied
Sancerre, Vouvray

Gorgonzola
Italy
Sauternes - Bordeaux

Gouda
Holland
Riesling, Champagne

Graddost
Sweden
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Grafton Village Cheddar
U.S. Vermont
Cabernet, Rioja, Sauvignon Blanc

Grana Padano
Italy
Barolo, Barbaresco, Brunello di Montalcino

Gruyere
Switzerland
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

Havarti
Denmark
Bordeaux, Rioja

Humbolt Fog, Goat Cheese
U.S., California
California or Australian Chardonnay

Jarlsberg
Norway
Light Reds, Whites

Kasseri
Greece
Light Reds, Whites

Kefalotiri
Greece
Dry White (Dry Creek Dry Riesling)

Limburger
Belgium
Beer

Madrigal Baby Swiss
France
Fruity Reds & Whites

Manchego
Spain
Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Merlot

Manouri
Greece
Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc

Mascarpone
Italy
Sweet, Dessert Wines

Maytag Blue
U.S.
Light Reds, Whites

Mini Babybel
France/U.S.
Whites

Monterey Jack
U.S.
Riesling

Morbier
France
Fleurie, Beaujolais

Mozzarella Bufala
Italy
Chianti

Muenster
France
Beaujolais, Zinfandel

Neufchatel
France, U.S.
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre

Ossau Iraty
France
Barolo, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc

Panela
Mexico
Chardonnay, Riesling

Parmigiano- Reggiano
Italy
Chardonnay

Pata Cabra
Spain
Syrah, Pinot Gris

Pave Affinois
France
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre

Pecorino
Italy
Chianti Riserva

Pecorino Romano
Italy
Chianti Riserva

Port Salut
France / Denmark
Chinon, Bourgueil

Provolone
Italy
Chardonnay, Chianti Riserva, Barolo

Raclette
France
Beaujolais

Red Leicester
Great Britain
Pinot Noir, Oaky Chardonnay

Ribafria
Portugal
Pannonia Gruener Veltiliner, Savignon Blanc

Roncal
Spain
Syrah, Tempranillo

Roquefort
France
Tawny Port

Shopshire Blue
Great Britain
Port

Smoked Gouda
Holland
Reds or White

Sonoma Jack
U.S.
Sauvignon Blanc

St Andre
France
Fruity Rose

Stilton
England
Port

Swiss
U.S.
Gewürztraminer

Telemea
Romania
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre,

Tillamook Cheddar
U.S.
Fruity wines, dark beer

Wensleydale
England
Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay

Zamarano
Spain
Rioja, Aged Spanish Sherry, Sangria

12 years ago. Rating: 7
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Bob/PKB

OK, my obsessed cheese maniac! How many of these parings have you tried? What's the best combos....I'll prepare a party! Yes I will!

commented 12 years ago

valR

More than half of the red wine ones and a few of the white wine.

commented 12 years ago

ed shank

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I hate cheese.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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Bob/PKB

What about the cheddar flavored potato chips?

commented 12 years ago

ed shank

Those I enjoy. Plain cheese out of a wrapper, can't do it. The smell always reminds me of something dead.

commented 12 years ago

valR

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Coleen,

Could you please remove my inadvertently duplicated :( :( :( answer on cheese wine pairing?

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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matheneyg

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I love cheese of all kinds but too me just a plain ol swiss grilled cheese with a slice of cold packed kosher pickle and a few olives on the side is pretty close to ectasy. dont you think?

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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Bob/PKB

Not a HUGE fan of Swiss, but swap out the cheese (maybe a spicy jack?) and I'm all there. Love a cold, crunchy dill, and any kind of olive. Yes, sounds good to me!

commented 12 years ago

fjoel

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my little dog loves cheese.When I say the word cheese,she raises her ears and jumps up and down.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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Bob/PKB

My big dog does the same. Cute, aren't they? Have a happy day, fjoel.

commented 12 years ago

valR

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CHEESE WINE PAIRING It's important

Cheese

Country
Wine

Ardrahan
Ireland
Pinot Noir, Chianti, Sangiovese

Asiago
Italy
Bardolino

Azeitao
Portugal
Tempranillo, Moscatel

Ballyoak
Ireland
Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir

Banon
France
Chenin Blanc, Bordeaux

Beeleigh Blue
Great Britain
Sauternes, Tokaji, Cabernet or Merlot

Bel Paese
Italy
Chardonnay

Baby Swiss
U.S.
Asti Spumante

Blue
Varied
Tawny Port, Madeira, Sherry

Blue Castello
Denmark
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Boschetto al Tartufo Bianchetto
Italy
Barolo, Sangiovese

Boursin
France
Gewürztraminer

Brick
U.S.
Chardonnay

Brie
France
Champagne, Sweet Sherry, Merlot

Bucheron
France
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

Camembert
France
Cabernet, Chenin Blanc

Cambozola
Bavaria.
Chardonnay

Cacio de Roma
Italy
Chianti

Cheddar,mild
England
Champagne, Chardonnay

Cheddar, sharp
England
Cabernet, Rioja, Sauvignon Blanc

Cheshire
England
Riesling

Chevre
France
Gewürztraminer, Champagne

Colby
U.S.
Riesling, Champagne

Cotija
Mexico
Chardonnay, Riesling

Cream Cheese
U.S./varied
White Zinfandel

Crème fraiche
France
Dessert wine

Danish Blue
Denmark
Cabernet

Derby
England
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Double Gloucester
England
Sancerre

Dry Jack
U.S.
Sancerre

Edam
Holland
Riesling, Dry Champagne, Pinot Noir

Emmentaler
Switzerland
Beaujolais, Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Evora
Portugal
Valpolicella Classico, Amarone

Feta
Greece
Beaujolais

Fontina
Denmark, Italy
Barolo, Barbaresco, Nebbiolo

Fresh Mozzarella
Italy
Light Reds, Whites

Garrotxa
Spain
Merlot, Gewürztraminer

Goat Cheese
France/varied
Sancerre, Vouvray

Gorgonzola
Italy
Sauternes - Bordeaux

Gouda
Holland
Riesling, Champagne

Graddost
Sweden
Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc

Grafton Village Cheddar
U.S. Vermont
Cabernet, Rioja, Sauvignon Blanc

Grana Padano
Italy
Barolo, Barbaresco, Brunello di Montalcino

Gruyere
Switzerland
Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc

Havarti
Denmark
Bordeaux, Rioja

Humbolt Fog, Goat Cheese
U.S., California
California or Australian Chardonnay

Jarlsberg
Norway
Light Reds, Whites

Kasseri
Greece
Light Reds, Whites

Kefalotiri
Greece
Dry White (Dry Creek Dry Riesling)

Limburger
Belgium
Beer

Madrigal Baby Swiss
France
Fruity Reds & Whites

Manchego
Spain
Rioja, Ribera del Duero, Merlot

Manouri
Greece
Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc

Mascarpone
Italy
Sweet, Dessert Wines

Maytag Blue
U.S.
Light Reds, Whites

Mini Babybel
France/U.S.
Whites

Monterey Jack
U.S.
Riesling

Morbier
France
Fleurie, Beaujolais

Mozzarella Bufala
Italy
Chianti

Muenster
France
Beaujolais, Zinfandel

Neufchatel
France, U.S.
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre

Ossau Iraty
France
Barolo, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc

Panela
Mexico
Chardonnay, Riesling

Parmigiano- Reggiano
Italy
Chardonnay

Pata Cabra
Spain
Syrah, Pinot Gris

Pave Affinois
France
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre

Pecorino
Italy
Chianti Riserva

Pecorino Romano
Italy
Chianti Riserva

Port Salut
France / Denmark
Chinon, Bourgueil

Provolone
Italy
Chardonnay, Chianti Riserva, Barolo

Raclette
France
Beaujolais

Red Leicester
Great Britain
Pinot Noir, Oaky Chardonnay

Ribafria
Portugal
Pannonia Gruener Veltiliner, Savignon Blanc

Roncal
Spain
Syrah, Tempranillo

Roquefort
France
Tawny Port

Shopshire Blue
Great Britain
Port

Smoked Gouda
Holland
Reds or White

Sonoma Jack
U.S.
Sauvignon Blanc

St Andre
France
Fruity Rose

Stilton
England
Port

Swiss
U.S.
Gewürztraminer

Telemea
Romania
Sauvignon Blanc, Sancerre,

Tillamook Cheddar
U.S.
Fruity wines, dark beer

Wensleydale
England
Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay

Zamarano
Spain
Rioja, Aged Spanish Sherry, Sangria