does "cheeseus" exist?

[BoyScoutKevin]

Yes. What a friend we have in cheeses.

Of course, we didn't use to be friends. Some 45 years ago, when I my father was still in the military, he went to Belgium and brought back a big wheel of Edam. I didn't like the look of it, as it was wrapped in red wax. Wouldn't eat it, because I didn't like the look of it. But since then . . .

When ever a restaurant offers a cheese plate as an appetizer or dessert, I always make it a point to get it.

The best cheese I ever had. If you are ever at Walt Disney World and eating at Jiko's, which is an upscale African themed restaurant, at Animal Kingdom Lodge, and they still have the cheese plate, and the cheese plate still contains this goat milk cheese drenched in some type of oil . . . Four years later, my mouth still waters thinking about it.

[schmendrik]

Raise your hand if you've ever learned about a cheese from "Wallace and Gromit".

That's where I first heard of "Stinking Bishop". Now I'm curious, but I understand that it only comes from one farmer in England so I doubt I'm ever going to actually taste it.

[ghouck]

Raise your hand if you've ever learned about a cheese from "Wallace and Gromit".

That's where I first heard of "Stinking Bishop". Now I'm curious, but I understand that it only comes from one farmer in England so I doubt I'm ever going to actually taste it.

http://www.amazon.com/Stinking-Bishop-8-Ounce-igourmet-com/dp/B0000D9N8Z

I'm thinking about trying it.

[Psycho Circus]

Raise your hand if you've ever learned about a cheese from "Wallace and Gromit".

That's where I first heard of "Stinking Bishop". Now I'm curious, but I understand that it only comes from one farmer in England so I doubt I'm ever going to actually taste it.

http://www.amazon.com/Stinking-Bishop-8-Ounce-igourmet-com/dp/B0000D9N8Z

I'm thinking about trying it.

Amazon sells cheese!