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To Cheese Or Not To Cheese?

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  1. RAVENBLACK

    RAVENBLACK Well-Known Member

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    Crackers or bread? I used to work with a French lassie and she said the frogs always swore by cheese and bread. I must differ however, cheese and biscuits (especially crackers) are the dogs bollocks. Especially after a meal out (hate sweet puddings).

    What say thee?
     
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  2. Gambol

    Gambol George Clooney's wee brother

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    I like both. Cheese n' crackers is great, but sometimes it's a nice switch to have cheese with crusty bread.
     
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  3. Girvan Loyal 1690

    Girvan Loyal 1690 Nobody's safe now

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    I like it on bread and crackers although I am partial to a nice smelly cheese on the end of a sausage
     
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  4. RAVENBLACK

    RAVENBLACK Well-Known Member

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    pm me babes.
     
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  5. User Deleted

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    Cheese WITH or ON bread is fine.

    IN a piece but. Naw. Unless you sex it up a bit
     
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  6. Mick O'Toon

    Mick O'Toon Well-Known Member

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    I like both but a nice treat on a summer's evening is cheese,scallions and a glass of wine.
     
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  7. Cruyff's Turn

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    Just had fresh French bread with cheddar and caramelised onion for lunch.
     
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  8. gas

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    A big **** off lump of extra mature cheddar washed down with cider, cannae wack it. :)
     
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  9. Shawswood

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    A few on here like their onions like that
     
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  10. Girvan Loyal 1690

    Girvan Loyal 1690 Nobody's safe now

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    :)
     
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    ****s and *****s?

    :)
     
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  12. The Raging Oxter

    The Raging Oxter Well-Known Member

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    Bread for men, crackers for buds.

    Them's the rules <ok>
     
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  13. Gambol

    Gambol George Clooney's wee brother

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    Spunk on it?
     
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  14. Gambol

    Gambol George Clooney's wee brother

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    Port, you pauper. You have it with port <grr>
     
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  15. Cruyff's Turn

    Cruyff's Turn Well-Known Member

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    I don't like the sweetness of Port.I much prefer a nice heavy Rhone,St.Joseph,Crozes-Hermitage or Chateauneuf.
     
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  16. Gambol

    Gambol George Clooney's wee brother

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    I normally have cheese crackers/bread with red wine, but after a meal and the cheese board comes out ye canny beat a nice port.

    Am no any kind of port expert, I was only introduced to it a couple of years ago when at dinner in a restaurant. But, **** me, it was good. <ok>
     
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  17. Gambol

    Gambol George Clooney's wee brother

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    ...additionally, am no longer a fan of heavy wines like Merlot or Cab Sauvs. I still drink them if I'm given them but I don't buy them by choice.

    Chateauneuf is overpriced pish. If ye want a decent over priced wine go for a Barolo.
     
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  18. rogueleader

    rogueleader suave gringo

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    Unsurprising that you go for any port in a storm
     
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