Do You Like Feta,or Another Cheese?

[OldBather]

Lately I have become somewhat addicted to (Sheep's Milk) Feta.I realise that it's not to everyone's taste,but I could live on (any) cheese.
Do you like cheese (some people loathe it) and if so what is your favourite?

[emmie]

Swiss Gruyere, sadly it rather expensive, but i love feta and other cheeses.

[Jackdaw33]

I like Feta but rarely buy it. My favourite soft cheese is Camembert and my favourite hard one is Bavarian smoked.

[mikey4444]

I can't think of any cheese that I don't like, except perhaps that excrescence called "mild cheddar" ?

Feta is wonderful, especially with some olives and a Greek salad.

I despaired of finding good cheese when I was travelling in America, until I discovered Cracker Barrel, which was nice and strong or "sharp" as the Yanks say.

[Jackdaw33]

Emmenthal is nice too but I begrudge paying for the holes!

[Toorak]

I love cheese. My favourite is probably Camembert that has gone runny at room temperature. I really like manchego too.

[Islay]

I like any cheese except blue cheeses and American plastic cheese

[emmie]

i have bought some gruyere but its a small pack for about three quid, it doesn't go far. I like runny cheeses like Camembert, Brie, and loveliest of all Buffalo mozzarella

[chiaroscuro]

I love Feta, especially in a Horiatiki, but my favourite is Hallumi.

[OldBather]

Do the Americans actually make ANY cheese,or is it either synthetic,or imported?

[atalanta]

I find all cheeses of whatever origin utterly disgusting. After all, it once used to be food, but it has gone off. Gone bad. If I were starving and there was only cheese, I'd use it to fatten up the mice, then eat the mice.

[Jackdaw33]

Red Leicester for cheese on toast.

[Togo]

I love most cheeses particularly the blues, but have had to cut it right back, especially late in the day, until my gall stone is sorted. :((

[Islay]

I don't know Oldbather but it's like their butter disgusting!!

[emmie]

i don't recall having any cheese in US. They must make some, but perhaps its not particularly nice.

[ExiledinNotts]

Simple man with simple tastes so it's Cheddar for me, none of that foreign muck for me ;)

[webbo3]

Goats cheese, the stinkier and smellier the better, my parents lived in france and there was a little old lady who every saturday sold goats cheese wrapped in a oak leaf in the town square sat under the lavoir.

We drove past the said goats getting to the market.


Dave.

[emmie]

we make some stunning cheeses, so plenty to chose from. not just cheddar.

[OldBather]

It was De Gaulle who famously said~"How can you govern a country which has two hundred and forty-six varieties of cheese?"

[Jackdaw33]

I've never seen Cheshire cheese round for a long time. When I was a kid there were only three types of cheese you could buy; Cheddar, Cheshire and Edam.