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I love Cheese, god I really love the stuff.

I've just got a beautiful French Epoisses out the fridge and I'm watching it melt onto the board as it's coming up to room temperature.

Epoisses is the king for me, nothing comes close; cheese perfection.

Is anyone else a cheese *****? If so what's your all time favourite?

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parmigiano reggiano, roquefort. could eat these two every day and more.

also love comte and epoisses and a bucketload more.

sadly cheese loves me, even more than i like it.

ps - good thread.

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I'm with Ken on this. Nothing like thin slices of nicely aged and dried parmesan with red wine while cooking to prep oneself for a great meal ;)

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Love, love cheese. Luckily England is (IMO) second to none in cheese, almost every town has it's own traditional cheese and the variety is incredible.

Saying that, when I want to dibble in some foreign greatness I love Mozzarella, Brie and Port Salut, I could easily fall into a cheese coma on any to them.

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parmigiano reggiano, roquefort. could eat these two every day and more.

also love comte and epoisses and a bucketload more.

sadly cheese loves me, even more than i like it.

ps - good thread.

Epoisses is legit! Good taste Ken!
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I used to love King Island's Double Brie or Camembert. Unfortunately, I became somewhat lactose intolerant in my early 20's, so I can't indulge too much or too often. Soft cheese are pretty much a no go for me nowadays.

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