Anyone else a FAN of GOOD/ PREMIUM CHEESE?

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New Woman Jerk Seasoned Cheese:mjlit:
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Cotswold or Coopers Hill chose w Chives..
GREAT FOR MAC AND CHEESE

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What are yall favorites and what dish yall use em for?
 

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I'm here for this thread. I love cheese. That new woman is decent.

There's a seasonal Halloween cheese I been tryna find that has extra garlic. I think it's called. Vampire slayer. I'm also a sucker for damn near any gruyere.
Fred Meyer had some Halloween Pumpkin gouda that was flames.

Vampire Slayer fred meyers always has that...QFC too. It's fire and great for Mac and cheese too.
 

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I like smoked Gouda, Brie, and Gorgonzola. I use more but .. those are the ones I can remember off top of my head. I love to cook and I’m big on cheese. I make pasta sauces. I also caramelize different cheeses for sandwiches. I can pretty much find anything to do with them.
 

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I like smoked Gouda, Brie, and Gorgonzola. I use more but .. those are the ones I can remember off top of my head. I love to cook and I’m big on cheese. I make pasta sauces. I also caramelize different cheeses for sandwiches. I can pretty much find anything to do with them.
Gorgonzola on a steak :ohlawd:
 

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Good Brie or goats cheese, crackers, red onion berry and wine. I live near France to import or whenever I’m there.

I can only eat it at home as I’m lactose intolerant.
 

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I've been to a few quality places in NYC that have nice cheeses and meats.
If you're going to have people over for wine, it's nice to make a little charcuterie board.

Iberian ham, prosciutto, different types of gouda cheese, etc...

It's dope.

You might end up paying like $20-25 or more per pound, but for those once in a while occasions, why not?
 
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