Cheese

[Cliphead]

Bastards

I hate the taste of cheese and can only eat Mozarella which doesn't taste of anything.

I love food but a closed door forever when it comes to cheese.

[gingerjedi]

Bastards

I hate the taste of cheese and can only eat Mozarella which doesn't taste of anything.

I love food but a closed door forever when it comes to cheese.

Most supermarket stuff is pretty bland but buffalo mozzarella softened on garlic rubbed ciabbata with a basil leaf and balsamic vinegar to dip, yum!

[Cliphead]

Most supermarket stuff is pretty bland but buffalo mozzarella softened on garlic rubbed ciabbata with a basil leaf and balsamic vinegar to dip, yum!

Yeah, supermarket crap to 'proper' I use in many recipes as a subsitute for any other cheese. Unfortunately as close as I'll get.

[d000hg]

Britain, France, Italy and Spain (just for Manchego), are there any other nations who make cheese worth talking about?

Edam, Leerdammer and that ilk are nice - where are they from? Holland?

[shaunbhoy]

Edam, Leerdammer and that ilk are nice

If your tastes run to the bland.

[norrahe]

Edam, Leerdammer and that ilk are nice - where are they from? Holland?

Um, yeah!

They do have some good local cheeses in cloggers, a lot of the markets have borenkaas (locally made farm cheese, with various flavours of mustard seeds, cumin or peppers) and you can't beat a nice slice of oude kaas or overjarig. Maasdaam is nice (quite similar to Jarlsberg).

[d000hg]

If your tastes run to the bland.

Or you have a subtle palate able to discern delicate flavours.

[FiveTimes]

I'm not a big cheese lover, infact I don't think I've ever had any of the soft cheese mentioned. A bit of dairy lea, philidelphia, cheddar, red leicester

Like the question that was asked to Steven Gerrard during a radio interview -
"What is your favourite cheese?" to which he answered melted.