Cheese

What's the best ever cheese?


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I have studied cheeses for 40 years, its my downfall and my salvation and I can assure people that the best cheese is matured cheddar.

However, there are some that need respect, Blacksticks is good, as is Shropshire Blue and St Agur. Locally, Baltic is good, washed in the ale from the Baltic pub. Mrs Kirkhams Lancashire is very good too.

Manchego. Cornish Brie, preferred to the, generally, French glue. Ementhal, all good cheeses.

Don't get poncey about them, no need for wines, decent beer works just as well.

Go visit Liverpool Cheese company in Woolton, lovely people who know all you need to know about cheeses and will let you have samples
 

Shropshire Blue by a country mile. Its like the best combo of super-potent stilton and double gloucester.

Cheddar is too safe. The digestive biscuit of cheese. Nowt wrong with it, but a bit boring. Red Leicester is sad cheese. Sweaty and plastic. I reckon Red Leicester is made from boiling down babybel rind.

Mozzarella is good for its texture, but flavour-wise, its almost non-existent.

Gorgonzola, Dolcelatte, yes please.
 
Shropshire Blue by a country mile. Its like the best combo of super-potent stilton and double gloucester.

Cheddar is too safe. The digestive biscuit of cheese. Nowt wrong with it, but a bit boring. Red Leicester is sad cheese. Sweaty and plastic. I reckon Red Leicester is made from boiling down babybel rind.

Mozzarella is good for its texture, but flavour-wise, its almost non-existent.

Gorgonzola, Dolcelatte, yes please.

Try some Barber's 1833 Vintage Reserve Cheddar and be prepared to take that back.
 

I like my cheese as my missus likes my nob....

veined, a bit whiffy & throbbing with life


So that would be a Stilton
 
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