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Asked 3 years ago
by m_i_c_a  Switzerland |
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New Zealand.
I didn't realise New Zealand was famous for it's cheese, but then I guess only France is famous for it's cheese, and it's disgusting.
Coleraine Crackel Barrel! Only cheese in the world I will eat.
is that on all the pizza you eat???
No, on pizza there is different cheese, but it's cooked among other stuff, so it doesn' really count.
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*nods head and slowly leaves*
In my experience the US produces few and poor cheeses. Italy would be on my short list.
Try some of the boutique producers. The mass produced stuff is yuck.
A perfect double Gloucester, a cheddar so sharp it crumbles--England!
I get local stuff made by the Amish. I'm with Dauguy with the mass produced stuff.
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[3 points] 3 years ago by deleted user ReplyYou ARE a lucky man, Wing...
[Little does he know that the EU adds tiny particles of socialism to all dairy products - that's what makes it all taste so good - so he'll eventually turn into a pinko. Ha.]
Very good, my friend :-)
Caerphilly!!