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caretaker Dec 18th 2020 9:39 am

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 

Originally Posted by Pizzawheel (Post 12947689)
Loblaws seems to have more and more interesting British cheeses. Hope this doesn't hiccup with Brexit!

I got one of these for half price the other day, but haven't opened it yet. At $4.49/200g I won't hesitate on these PC Black Label ones, but for full price it isn't a very big piece of cheese. They are good cheeses, way tastier than the Canadian aged white cheddar.

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...58cfd3dcd4.png

Pizzawheel Dec 18th 2020 11:23 am

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
Yes, and I think it's a good sign PC has actually started branding their own import cheeses. Good for prices anyhow!

jeremy brewer Dec 18th 2020 12:34 pm

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
Hi

Walmart have done two decent own label westcountry cheeses for a couple of years now

a mature and an extra mature

https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/our-fin.../6000199216283


https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/our-fin.../6000199207260


as canada has agreed a 'eu' type deal with the uk, supplies of uk food will most likely continue to come to canada

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.5811269

cheers
jerry

BristolUK Dec 19th 2020 2:58 am

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 

Originally Posted by jeremy brewer (Post 12947783)
Hi

Walmart have done two decent own label westcountry cheeses for a couple of years now

a mature and an extra mature

I have actually wondered about the differences because one label says vintage and the other says extra mature. I've tried both a couple a times and while very good I couldn't actually tell one from the other.

BristolUK Dec 27th 2020 6:52 am

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
I managed to score myself a piece of Stilton last week from Sobeys. Lovely.

And I'd forgotten how well it went with my whisky 7up. Castello Danish Blue was acceptable as a substitute for a while but not the real thing.

There's no delivery from Sobeys here and Instacart doesn't do Sobeys either. Last week was my first trip there since Covid; it's easy to combine it with the liquor store.

I've been having a nice Gouda from Walmart in the meantime which works with the drink too. But the Stilton is best.

MillieF Dec 27th 2020 1:18 pm

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 

Originally Posted by spouse of scouse (Post 12945223)
Sweet dreams are made of cheese
Who am I to diss a brie
:thumbsup:

l’ve never actually thought of having a tattoo, but if I were to, this would be it! Thank you!

I live in 2020...for the next few days at least... I had lamb shank tonight and feel the better for it. If I’m on the way out tomorrow, l want it to be with something good in my stomach tonight!


Let’s go forth and have fun in 2021!

Novocastrian Dec 27th 2020 11:41 pm

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
Hi Millie, I'm currently working through a range of french cheeses that were delivered in insulated, chilled shipping boxes from a cousin in France. Epoise de Bourgogne, an excellent Rochefort, Comte and of course a Camembert faite a la main a la louche, lait cru. A smidgeon of red wine is involved.

Pizzawheel Dec 28th 2020 1:10 am

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
Aha here is walking proof of the effect cheese consumption has on your sanity!

Happy Holidays Novo!


Originally Posted by Novocastrian (Post 12950541)
Hi Millie, I'm currently working through a range of french cheeses that were delivered in insulated, chilled shipping boxes from a cousin in France. Epoise de Bourgogne, an excellent Rochefort, Comte and of course a Camembert faite a la main a la louche, lait cru. A smidgeon of red wine is involved.


Oink Dec 29th 2020 10:33 pm

Re: Wine & Cheese lovers
 
Cheese is just gone off milk while wine gets you pissed, what is the point of pairing them? Cheese makes you fat while, again, wine gets you pissed.


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