How many types of cheese can you eat in 2023?

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Dvorak
Dvorak
Jan 2022
2:25pm, 19 Jan 2022
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Dvorak
"My name is Nicholls595, and I have a cheese problem."
GimmeMedals
GimmeMedals
Jan 2022
7:04pm, 20 Jan 2022
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GimmeMedals
Cheddar with ginger
Stilton

10
Groundhog
Groundhog
Jan 2022
6:02pm, 21 Jan 2022
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Groundhog
Epoisses, stinky gooey French cheese dipped in brandy and left to get really ripe. Definitely a biohazard.

#9
cackleberry
cackleberry
Jan 2022
6:34pm, 24 Jan 2022
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cackleberry
Double Gloucester (Valley Spire)

10.
GimmeMedals
GimmeMedals
Jan 2022
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I've just had Double Gloucester too, Cackleberry, for the first time in years - maybe decades

Dolcelatte

Mature cheddar

A very ripe camembert

Wensleydale with apricots

Halloumi

Parmesan
Goats cheese

Feta

Cheddar with ginger

Stilton

Double Gloucester

11
Ocelot Spleens
Ocelot Spleens
Jan 2022
1:38pm, 28 Jan 2022
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Ocelot Spleens
Cheddar
Mature Cheddar ;-)
Extra Mature Cheddar ;-)
Gruyere
Abagavenny Soft Goat
Generic Stilton
Parmesan
Lancashire with Cranberries
Halloumi
Manchego
Camambert
Fourme d'Ambert
Ashlynn Goats Cheese
Quickes Cheddar (ok it's another Cheddar but it is a particular one)
Perl Wen

last 4 added from Satrday's cheese board 'pudding'

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cackleberry
cackleberry
Jan 2022
9:36pm, 30 Jan 2022
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cackleberry
Brie, starter at the pub for last nights dinner so breaded and deep fried.

= 11
GimmeMedals
GimmeMedals
Feb 2022
9:07pm, 1 Feb 2022
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GimmeMedals
Double Gloucester
Dolcelatte
Mature cheddar
A very ripe camembert
Wensleydale with apricots
Halloumi
Parmesan
Goats cheese
Feta
Cheddar with ginger
Stilton
Double Gloucester
Chilli Monterey Jack
Blue Derbyshire

13
cackleberry
cackleberry
Feb 2022
12:00pm, 2 Feb 2022
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cackleberry
Valley Spire Cheshire

= 12

Besides sticking it on a cracker, which is a totally excellent thing to do, what else can you do with Cheshire? Does is cook ok? I just have a feeling it will go off quite quick as it's been hanging around (unopened) since before Christmas!

Note to self - must eat cheese more quickly.
GimmeMedals
GimmeMedals
Feb 2022
12:59pm, 2 Feb 2022
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I’d try adding it to a cheese sauce, putting it in a chicken fillet or melting on a burger and see what happens, cackleberry.

About This Thread

Maintained by cackleberry
Back for 2023!! You know what to do :)

Inspired by the Christmas Cheese thread and the 50 Fruit and Veg in 2022 thread, how many different types of cheese can you eat in 2022?

I've had a rummage in the fridge and so far I have consumed -

(Valley Spire) Medium Cheddar
(Tesco) Red Leicester
(Tesco) Shropshire Blue
(Shepherds Purse) Harrogate Blue
(Tesco) Neufchatel
(Aldi) Spicy Cheddar
(Aldi) Wensleydale with cranberries
(Milbona) Cream cheese

I make that 8 varieties so far!

I have some more in the fridge to go...

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