Taking Cheese to Glastonbury...

[nominaomi]

Look what about.....

[strudders]

The only thing worse in the world than this sh!te is cheeze in a can (I cant use the real spelling of cheese to describe this stuff)

It's an abhorration!

It's as bad as cockroaches and clowns!

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Look what about.....

[nominaomi]

I was just going to say that very thing as it may be a good alternative!

[Sam Crawley]

B*llocks.........

[Rufus Gwertigan]

BLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!

Next it's gonna be that cr@pola that they put on nachos in cinemas

Foulness corrupting our wonderful cheese thread!

[nominaomi]

I am deeply harmed by those images.........

[Dominic1983]

I took blue brie and mexicana to Bearded Theory. And loads of fresh olives. mmmmmm

[barbienightmare]

OMG ! I so Fooking love cheese too!!

So I too will be taking a selection of cheese with me, some stinky blues and gooey brie and not to forget the feta !

I just cant say no, infact I won't say no .... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JUst sAy NO!!!!

it will be fine... if it gets warm it will just be a little more sweaty than usual, it can only get more tasty surley? its already mouldy!

thats my theory anyway

Edited June 17, 2009 by barbienightmare

[refriedgenes]

Which is why I have a serious question to ask - does anyone know how old the Glastonbury cheese is?

[dvjj]

never taken cheese before...mmmm... may take some port and rockfort and a nice camembert

[clockworkpurple]

mmmmmmmm...........cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese

[nominaomi]

I am pleased this wonderous cheesy thread is back on page one!!

Oh and check out the cheese and port meet thread too!

[goldfishboy]

can't believe i only just found the cheese thread! <3 cheese

I have just spent a small fortune in a deli on cheeses that will "keep"

[nominaomi]

As this is my 100th post, I felt it should be cheese related (as most of my others have been!)

So yeah, any way

Here is a cheese poem for you all to enjoy (I didn't write it)

The Mouse

There's nothing quite like a piece of cheese

to nibble upon for pleasure and ease.

No matter the time or state of mind

greater joy than cheese you'll never find.

Served on a cracker or a soft piece of bread

a morceau de fromage will please your head.

Roquefort, camembert, brie or blue

served with fruit or in fondue

God gave us cheese- a bit of heaven on earth

to lift our burdens, providing sweet mirth.

And after all our daily work is done

we enjoy simple cheese just for fun.

But remember the ancient custom of the house

leave behind a kernel for the nocturnal mouse.

C Jim Sitterly 2006

myspace.com/jimsitterly

[goldfishboy]

nice poem - but in my experience mice aren't even that keen on cheese - they seem to prefer chocolate, nuts and fruit. maybe that myth comes from tom and jerry? anyway that just leaves more cheese for the rest of us

[krisskross]

As this is my 100th post, I felt it should be cheese related (as most of my others have been!)

So yeah, any way

Here is a cheese poem for you all to enjoy (I didn't write it)

The Mouse

There's nothing quite like a piece of cheese

to nibble upon for pleasure and ease.

No matter the time or state of mind

greater joy than cheese you'll never find.

Served on a cracker or a soft piece of bread

a morceau de fromage will please your head.

Roquefort, camembert, brie or blue

served with fruit or in fondue

God gave us cheese- a bit of heaven on earth

to lift our burdens, providing sweet mirth.

And after all our daily work is done

we enjoy simple cheese just for fun.

But remember the ancient custom of the house

leave behind a kernel for the nocturnal mouse.

C Jim Sitterly 2006

myspace.com/jimsitterly

[r0cky]

All this talk of cheese, think I will have to visit the Sturminster Newton Cheese Festival again this year. Infinite amount of free cheese samples, and some outstanding cheeses.

[sashabella]

Loving the cheese thread and totally agree it should never be served with fruit.

Has anyone ever tried a stinky cheese called epois (I think that's how to spell it!). It blows your socks off!

x

[FrayBentos]

One of my favourite cheeses is Manchengo

Got no idea if it keeps well but nothing tastes quite like it

Highly recommended

Oh and what a strange thread, like it

Edited June 17, 2009 by FrayBentos

[pukznotded]

iam eating some very nice marmite cheeder on melba toast ummmmmmm

looking forward to next week

[BonnetBird]

It's as bad as cockroaches and clowns!

[clockworkpurple]

My lunch today is distinctly lacking in cheese. FAIL.

[crimsonking]

Who's going to be bringing back some cheese from Glastonbury

[BonnetBird]

My lunch today is distinctly lacking in cheese. FAIL.