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    Did someone say CHEESE !!!!!!

    Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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    This thread is cheesy….

    …which is totally awesome!! I love a good sharp cheddar. It goes with everything-burgers, chili, salad, eggs, burritos, hot dogs, baked potatoes, french fries, brisket, potato soup, tomato soup… btw, the Amish make great cheese just south of Columbus, Ohio.

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    Thanks for the info BCAC ...
    StevieR ... do you fancy meeting up at the Cheese Festival in Sturminster .
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    Cheese?

    Strangely enough I tried Wensleydale before Wallace's recommendation!
    'A damned ill-conditioned sort of an ape. It had a can of ale at every pot-house on the road, and is reeling drunk. "

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derek View Post
    Thanks for the info BCAC ...
    StevieR ... do you fancy meeting up at the Cheese Festival in Sturminster .
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    I'd love to Derek. It'll have to be a provisional yes at the mo' though. I'm heading for a big change in my life around that time - an early retirement from my current employer beckons and as Mrs. R isn't prepared to let me sit around the house all day ebaying for sporrans, I will still need to gainfully employed (although hopefully in a more relaxed capacity!)

    I got the dates wrong as well. The festival is 13th and 14th September. http://www.cheesefestival.co.uk/

    I'll pm you nearer the time? And of course, if anyone else is interested. . .
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    cheese, lovely.

    On our local farmer market we get the wonderful "Mull of Kintyre Cheddar"

    http://www.mullofkintyrecheddar.com/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Derek View Post
    Thanks for the info BCAC ...
    StevieR ... do you fancy meeting up at the Cheese Festival in Sturminster .
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    A few more links Derek:

    http://www.orkneystore.com/catResults.asp?secondary=14 Smoked Dark Cheddar? Hmmmmmm!
    http://www.quickes.co.uk/index.php?pg=onlineshop
    http://www.lincolnshirepoachercheese.com/products/
    http://www.hartingtoncheeseshop.co.uk/index.asp

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    You are a bad influence on me BCAC ..
    Just had a quick glance through the links ... epic, will look proper on mon when I will have time to indulge more lol
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    Love a good cheese. Use to be one of my main food groups, but, my kidneys started making kidney stones, so it is now forbidden ( one thing I don't need, is more pain )
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    I know that pain jhockin. For me it's been 3 times in 12 years, last one was last year. Thank heavens it was an itty-bitty tiny one. It passed in less than four hours. Wasn't aware that cheese was contributory to kidney stones, though. I now drink lots of fruit juices (cranberry mixes and apple juice mostly). That's supposed to help some in avoiding the formation of stones. I didn't for about a month before my last stone (grocery funds were a bit low), which may explain why I got one. Now I don't go more than a few days.

    I don't eat a lot cheese, but I do like some variety every now & then. I'll check some of these out on occasion.

    Thanks for the thread Derek!
    John

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