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Blue Cheese

Wensleydale anyone??

Mold is a small ( and I do mean small ) town in North Wales, not known for blue cheese. Can't be too far from Archie I don't think.
 
Just finished off a good chunk of Gruyere - lovely, tangy, nutty flavour and excellent firm texture. I like all non-blue cheeses, but I have to say I really do NOT like those that have been faffed-about with, you know - Red Leicester with apricots and onions, and all that sort of nonsense. I do like Boursin with chives, though - I used to eat tons of it, but it's not easy to find in the smaller shoppes. One which the Americans used to import into Saudi, and which I haven't seen over here, is Chester Longhorn. The pieces are always half-moon shaped, no rind, a rather orangey Cheddar-like consistency, can be easily broken by hand, and has a lovely rich, smooth taste. Mmmm!
 
Here's another:

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