What's your favorite type of Cheese (4 Viewers)

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I would like dedicate a thread to my favorite food.

My favorite type is cheddar cheese because it's so rich.

Also, does anybody hate cheese? And why?
 
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Comté and properly sweaty, disgustingly smelly drippy filth.
 
My body has rejected cheese since I was a baby.

I can safely eat a couple of Ritz crackers with a smearing of garlic & herb Philadelphia Light but I'm not sure that would count as cheese.
 
Parmigiano
Gorgonzola
Goat's cheese/chèvre
Ricotta
Mozzarella

:)
 
Gruyère plus many of the above mentioned.


Goat cheese I can’t stand though.
 
Goat's cheese on a burger with a few csramelised onions is actual HEAVEN

THIS.

When I was in Turkey a few years ago I had a goat's cheese stuffed burger, it was heaven on a plate and I'd walk back there for one.


Melted Welsh rarebit and halloumi.
 
For me, and I know cheese snobs may sneer, but it’s hard to beat a good cheddar as long as it’s mature or stronger.

I love manchego, feta and that Mexicana hybrid too. Halloumi and paneer are great for use in meals.
 
Cheddar remains the golden standard for me. It's the cheese by which I judge all others, because it has all the classic features of what cheese should taste like.
 
Obviously depends what the accompaniment is, but:

Brie
Gouda
Goat cheese
Gruyere
Halloumi
Gorgonzola / blue cheese

Mozzarella but not particularly on its own
 
Goat
Feta
Blue
Sharp cheddar

I like cheese but i don’t love it like some people do
 
I hate feta. not the taste but the useless crumbly texture. fuck that. cheese should be sliceable or spreadable.
 
I passed through my local market this afternoon looking for incense sticks and ended up taking this huge block of red pesto chilli cheese and a nice gorgonzola for the frankly ludicrous sum of 3.50 euros

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can't WAIT to try this shit :disco:
 
That’s why feta is good in a salad or an omelette, where the crumbly texture isn’t a detriment
 
Yeah I wouldn't eat feta on its own but it's an amazing ingredient. On pizza or in pasta too. FIT
 
Now I’m craving good cheese. Too bad it costs 1000 dollars here
 
I see that there is some TikTok craze for feta pasta bake at the moment which has made it hard to get hold of!
 
That TikTok feta pasta looks amazing. I think I might try it for dinner tonight
 

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