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Just back from the market and bought a hunk of goat cheese with wasabi in it- sounds good- results to be 'posted' later.

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Pebbledashed down the side of the pan I'd guess.

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Due to Kevin's thread, I thought this was worthy of a bump.

 

I'm supposed to be doing a bit of cheese tasting up at Seaton Burn next weekend actually.

 

Sorry Stevie. :D

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Due to Kevin's thread, I thought this was worthy of a bump.

 

I'm supposed to be doing a bit of cheese tasting up at Seaton Burn next weekend actually.

 

Sorry Stevie. :)

:D It must be that farm shop near Seaton Burn.

The actual idea of a cheese tasting course in Seaton Burn is mint thpugh. Pop into the Moor House afterwards :lol:

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Due to Kevin's thread, I thought this was worthy of a bump.

 

I'm supposed to be doing a bit of cheese tasting up at Seaton Burn next weekend actually.

 

Sorry Stevie. :icon_lol:

:D It must be that farm shop near Seaton Burn.

The actual idea of a cheese tasting course in Seaton Burn is mint thpugh. Pop into the Moor House afterwards :)

:lol: That's what I thought like. I'm not organising though, just following instructions. :yes

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That Blagdon one is the one near Seaton Burn btw, isn't it? Haven't actually been but wor lass has been a few times. Really nice stuff like. I'm nearly 40 though. What's your fucking excuse, 2J?

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That Blagdon one is the one near Seaton Burn btw, isn't it? Haven't actually been but wor lass has been a few times. Really nice stuff like. I'm nearly 40 though. What's your fucking excuse, 2J?

:lol: I'm nearly 30. :D

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Fucking love cheese me.

 

Montgmery cheddar owns all others. The dogs balls for sarnies.

 

For crackers, post meal, I like a mixed bag - a nice ripe choume, a French goat cheese covered in ash, maybe something Swiss like a gruyere. Or something similar like a comte. A nice ripe piece of Camembert that oozes so much it can be spread straight on to a baguette is one of life's pleasures.

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