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| multiple | 4-Apr-2000 | food/drink | nihon | by votes | 62 | 11 | 48.2% |
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| User | Comment |
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| daver | posted 4-Apr-2000 10:46am Gjetost. |
| mary | posted 4-Apr-2000 10:54am Muenster!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All the different kinds of swiss |
| natsim | posted 4-Apr-2000 11:07am Leicester, Wensleydale, lots I don't know the names of... many many. Everything except "processed cheese product". |
| lion | posted 4-Apr-2000 11:19am I thought Velveeta was considered to be a cheese 'like' food product. |
| ILJ | posted 4-Apr-2000 11:40am What, no Japanese Sage-Darby or Venezuelan Beaver Cheese? (Hey, somebody had to bring up the cheese shop sketch...) I will eat feta on just about anything. Breakfast cereal, ice cream, I don't care, just dump feta on it! |
| guillem | posted 4-Apr-2000 12:14pm ALL OF THEM! I LOVE CHEESE! ALL KINDS OF CHEESE! |
| romkey | posted 4-Apr-2000 12:24pm ILJ: you beat me to it |
| Jody | posted 4-Apr-2000 12:26pm And Provolone and Asiago and Muenster. I particularly enjoy the goat's milk cheese known as gjetost, and the garlic and herb flavored Boursin cheese spread. |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 5-Apr-2000 6:32am I love them all, except for Broccio, which I don't remember trying. Roquefort is a particular instance of bleu cheese, made only in the caves of Roquefort. I also like Jarlsburg. I also love yogurt, kefir, and other things on their way to becoming cheese. For christmas parties back when I restored citroën's (a french car), we had great varieties of cheeses and champagnes. Our everyday fare was french pastries & we had an espresso machine wired into the shop. |
| Maarten | posted 5-Apr-2000 7:19am Magor (Mascarpone/Gorgonzola) |
| cpierson | posted 5-Apr-2000 11:30am Provolone. Mascarpone. |
| supplicant | posted 5-Apr-2000 11:40am As I come to this survey I am eating my meal for today, which consists of dry biscuits and three blocks of cheese: Rubicon Red, Creamy Lancashire and Double Gloucester. Yum! |
| Maarten | posted 5-Apr-2000 11:46am I'm Dutch, how can I not like kaas/fromage/cheese?! |
| Jane | posted 5-Apr-2000 6:47pm behold the power of cheese |
| drdt | posted 5-Apr-2000 7:18pm Oh, no! We forgot the *crackers*! |
| drdt | posted 5-Apr-2000 7:19pm Ronkey, ILJ: everyone else thought of it, but was able to resist. |
| pcpr | posted 5-Apr-2000 7:21pm Well, at least I'm told the store was very clean! |
| gilly | posted 5-Apr-2000 7:45pm Parrano. |
| mandy | posted 5-Apr-2000 8:03pm mmmmm cheeze |
| daver | posted 5-Apr-2000 9:55pm **drdt: Vi måste åka på en ostsemester! |
| Enheduanna | posted 6-Apr-2000 10:09am Pave d'Affinois |
| romkey | posted 6-Apr-2000 11:44am mmm, stinky butter |
| Mozluvr | posted 7-Apr-2000 12:53pm mmmm curdled milk....... |
| mary | posted 7-Apr-2000 1:49pm eeeewwee! |
| msgman | posted 10-Apr-2000 9:00am Stilton. Boursin. Port Salut. Red Leicester. Wensleydale. Sage Derby. |
| Strider | posted 10-Apr-2000 1:46pm Extra Old Cheddar |
| SueBee | posted 22-Apr-2000 2:24am Tillamook makes the best cheddar cheese. Yum!! Do you East Coast folks have it there? |
| Matt | posted 22-Apr-2000 2:30am I've heard of it, but never tried it or saw any here. |
| Enheduanna | posted 22-Apr-2000 11:02am SueBee: yup. |
| Zang | posted 25-Apr-2000 3:27am I loves cheese. I picked most of them. Three favourites in order: 1. German Tilsit (a lot harder to find now than it used to be) 2. Gouda 3. Edam The worst is velveeta. That stuff's not cheese, I think it is made out of some kind of plastic or something. |
| Kristal_Rose | posted 25-Apr-2000 3:42am When I was 7, I built a live mousetrap & successfully caught one with velveeta & peanutbutter. |
| Cheezer | posted 26-Apr-2000 4:29am I am the Cheese :) |
| Avocado | posted 8-May-2000 12:15am My favorites: Fresh mozzerella Gouda (esp. smoked) Manouri |
| Avocado | posted 8-May-2000 12:16am I used to live next door to a Greek grocer, where they had 20 variations on Feta |
| SueBee | posted 9-May-2000 2:05am Mmmm....feta. I had no idea there was more than one kind. |
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