England. Gone to Dogs?
Jan 9th 2012, 5:05 am
#31
Assimilated Pauper
Thread Starter
Joined: Mar 2005
Location: Ontario
Posts: 40,022
Re: England. Gone to Dogs?
For a disturbing experience, place the cursor over the picture on the left and roll the mouse around. It's like cleaning up after kids or dogs.
http://www.affinagecheese.com/shop/Curry.php
http://www.affinagecheese.com/shop/Curry.php
Jan 9th 2012, 9:07 am
#32
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Alberta
Posts: 11,291
Re: England. Gone to Dogs?
For a disturbing experience, place the cursor over the picture on the left and roll the mouse around. It's like cleaning up after kids or dogs.
http://www.affinagecheese.com/shop/Curry.php
http://www.affinagecheese.com/shop/Curry.php
Unless cheese aficionados can tell if its good or not by the veiny knobbly bits
Jan 9th 2012, 9:09 am
#33
Born again atheist
Joined: Jul 2005
Location: Europe (to be specified).
Posts: 30,259
Jan 10th 2012, 3:04 am
#35
Curiously Wise
Joined: Aug 2004
Location: SW Calgary
Posts: 942
Re: England. Gone to Dogs?
Don't normally chime in on cheese threads (weighed in far too early on an orange pekoe debate and subsequently regretted it 
) however Natural Pastures cheese (BC based) knocks the socks off a lot of cheese I have eaten.
I cannot understand the ongoing arguments about cheese in Canada - I don't eat huge amounts (calories, etc) but when I do I want to savour it so I buy a quality product and really enjoy it. Seems to me that Canada provides as good a range, at similar prices, as anywhere else I have lived for that purpose. But don't get me started on cheese in a can
... J
) however Natural Pastures cheese (BC based) knocks the socks off a lot of cheese I have eaten. I cannot understand the ongoing arguments about cheese in Canada - I don't eat huge amounts (calories, etc) but when I do I want to savour it so I buy a quality product and really enjoy it. Seems to me that Canada provides as good a range, at similar prices, as anywhere else I have lived for that purpose. But don't get me started on cheese in a can
... J
Jan 13th 2012, 8:49 am
#36
Yorkshire meets Vegas
Joined: Jul 2004
Location: T. ON (so there!)
Posts: 1,354
Re: England. Gone to Dogs?
I find the price of cheese to be extortionate here in Canada.... $8.00 for a 67 pence piece of lancashire is a travesty in my book. Don't even get me started about the selection available either. I think I counted six different brands of Feta cheese in Metro last night, and absolutely no English cheese, other than the travesty of Canadian cheddar.
Jan 13th 2012, 9:57 am
#37
Born again atheist
Joined: Jul 2005
Location: Europe (to be specified).
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Re: England. Gone to Dogs?
Really?
I find the price of cheese to be extortionate here in Canada.... $8.00 for a 67 pence piece of lancashire is a travesty in my book. Don't even get me started about the selection available either. I think I counted six different brands of Feta cheese in Metro last night, and absolutely no English cheese, other than the travesty of Canadian cheddar.
I find the price of cheese to be extortionate here in Canada.... $8.00 for a 67 pence piece of lancashire is a travesty in my book. Don't even get me started about the selection available either. I think I counted six different brands of Feta cheese in Metro last night, and absolutely no English cheese, other than the travesty of Canadian cheddar.
