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Myra

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my wee toon

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11-05-2015, 02:35 PM

Re: Cheese

I love cheese on toast with a dollop of Branston pickle

Mups

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Northamptonshire

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11-05-2015, 02:47 PM

Re: Cheese

Originally Posted by Bruce ->

I had a toasted cheese and tomato sandwich this evening followed up with a banana and washed down with a couple of stubbies. What could be nicer?

OK lots of things could be nicer but I had big lunch

What are Stubbies, Bruce?

Myra

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11-05-2015, 03:55 PM

Re: Cheese

Originally Posted by Mups ->

What are Stubbies, Bruce?

I wondered if it was cans of beer?

Meg

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Worcestershire

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11-05-2015, 07:08 PM

Re: Cheese

Originally Posted by Anzac ->

I'm a huge cheese fan, all except for the most mature cheddars! Favourites are the blue cheeses, I love St Agur and Cambozola, Stilton and Blue Vinny.

Years ago I ran an Inn in Dorset and Blue Vinney was on the menu

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It was a lunchtime feature when we took over the place so we continued to serve it .
It was illegal to sell Blue Vinney at that time because it was made with unpasteurised milk . It arrived courtesy of 'a man who lived in the hills' and brought it on demand in return for a free lunch. We 'gave it away ' as part of a ploughman's platter

I assume it is 'legal ' now.