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Daggers

Cheese or Chocolate?

By Daggers, in General Chat

  

50 members have voted

  1. 1. There can be only one - which?

    • Cheese
      30
    • Chocolate
      20

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fox123

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Just because I love cooking, it doesn't mean that I can't dislike certain foods. Truth be told, there is more food I dislike than like, which is one reason why I cook as I know exactly what has gone into my dinner!!

Fair point. I actually couldn't eat Mouldy cheese on it's own, but in a sauce, it really is something else.

Fosse Boy

Fosse Boy

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Purchased some applewood smoked cheddar, wensleydale with cranberries, speical stilton and some mexicana cheese with chillis etc in.

All for the festive period, lovely.

That is brilliant stuff. I'm partial to a bit of Five Counties. Five cheeses in one, that's got to be the best idea ever.

Apart from maybe six cheeses in one... :w00t:

Unabomber

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That is brilliant stuff. I'm partial to a bit of Five Counties. Five cheeses in one, that's got to be the best idea ever.

Apart from maybe six cheeses in one... :w00t:

You're on to something here.

Fosse Boy

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You're on to something here.

But which cheese deserves to be the sixth?

I feel some kind of Cheese Idol competition may be on the cards, phone ITV!

Unabomber

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But which cheese deserves to be the sixth?

I feel some kind of Cheese Idol competition may be on the cards, phone ITV!

Id vote mexicana, give it another dimension.

Daggers

Daggers

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But which cheese deserves to be the sixth?

I feel some kind of Cheese Idol competition may be on the cards, phone ITV!

Cheese 1: Extra-mature cheddar

Cheese 2: Lancashire

Cheese 3: Mozzarella

Cheese 4: Red Leicester

Cheese 5: Wensleydale

Cheese 6: Stilton

Fosse Boy

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Id vote mexicana, give it another dimension.

It'd get my vote too, but would it be ethical? After all Mexico's not an English county, and as such should it be allowed to be in a supercheese with five other counties?

Perhaps we could claim that it was originally produced in Rutland or something, and then get EU protection so that it can only be legally manufactured in Rutland? Or annex Mexico?

I'm in way over my head, need to get a legal team on the case...

Unabomber

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It'd get my vote too, but would it be ethical? After all Mexico's not an English county, and as such should it be allowed to be in a supercheese with five other counties?

Perhaps we could claim that it was originally produced in Rutland or something, and then get EU protection so that it can only be legally manufactured in Rutland? Or annex Mexico?

I'm in way over my head, need to get a legal team on the case...

It would certainly be controversial.

Fosse Boy

Fosse Boy

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Hmm, according to wikipedia, a Five Counties cheese may contain any possible combination of the seven following cheeses:

- Cheddar

- Cheshire

- Sage Derby

- Double Gloucester

- Lancashire

- Red Leicester

- Wensleydale

So, a seven counties cheese is possible at present. But no-one in the cheese industry has had the guts to produce it. Until now...

AoWW

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From a taste perspective, surely the Mexicana would overpower all the others? :unsure:

Daggers

Daggers

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a) Pizza

b) Mushrooms, chilli peppers and mozzarella balls, breadcrumbed and deep fried.

c) Lumps of mozzarella in salad

d) other stuff where mozzarella proves its stringy quality

Fosse Boy

Fosse Boy

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As returning officer for the Foxestalk Cheese by-election I hereby announce that Cheese has been voted as popular as a red away strip for next season.

Chocolate is the new Coventry.

According to http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/, Covscum are planning to resurrect their brown away kit as part of their 125th anniversary celebrations. :crylaugh:

Fosse Boy

Fosse Boy

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a) Pizza

b) Mushrooms, chilli peppers and mozzarella balls, breadcrumbed and deep fried.

c) Lumps of mozzarella in salad

d) other stuff where mozzarella proves its stringy quality

Tesco Value mozzarella. :sick:

Never again.

Guest

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Fair point. I actually couldn't eat Mouldy cheese on it's own, but in a sauce, it really is something else.

Sir Fynwy would agree with you, if I allowed him to.

Zingari

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chocolate is definitely sexier ,

think flake , bounty , galaxy ads :P

can't imagine cheese based erotica , (unless your idea of sexy is wallace and grommit)

Santa_Claus

Santa_Claus

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In Caracas I used to have raw steak swimming in blood and a blue cheese sauce.

An amazing experience.

Santa would like to give that place in Caracus and oven and a fridge.

Ho Ho Ho

Fosse Boy

Fosse Boy

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Santa would like to give that place in Caracus and oven and a fridge.

Ho Ho Ho

I'm not sure I'm comfortable with the idea of a Santa who talks about himself in the third person. I mean, he's no Craig David...

Corky

Corky

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I'm not sure I'm comfortable with the idea of a Santa who talks about himself in the third person. I mean, he's no Craig David...

Hey, I'm taking 'em apple & Cinnamon

Girls I'm feeling 'em can't stop licking em

That's why they got me dribbling hot fudge sauce & it's all over my timbalands

Only that bellend could write lyrics like that.

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