Mrs Barista wrote:The shop at the Wensleydale Creamery in Hawes is the answer - counter with lots of free samples, my favourite being Wensleydale with Cranberry - very nice. Also, Asda's Extra Special Vintage Somerset Cheddar is excellent. Cheese Strings are available everywhere AFAIK. Bit difficult to get the industrial strength plastic off for you, I expect.

Roverswall wrote:I once went to a burger bar and their Cheese burgers came with liquid cheese
True story.

Mrs Barista wrote:Pah. Cheese in a can is the future:

Mrs Barista wrote:The shop at the Wensleydale Creamery in Hawes is the answer - counter with lots of free samples, my favourite being Wensleydale with Cranberry - very nice. Also, Asda's Extra Special Vintage Somerset Cheddar is excellent. Cheese Strings are available everywhere AFAIK. Bit difficult to get the industrial strength plastic off for you, I expect.

pmh wrote:So cheese is still available?

Damn, I meant chicken.

kitche wrote:Gutted they replaced coconut revel with the awful coffee one Also on the subject of canned items do you remember the choc you could pour on ice cream that instantly turned from liquid to solid,one Nina and her neurons methinks

WormInHand wrote:I think goose is much tastier than chicken.