Blue cheese

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  1. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

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    Just have to share... in case you haven't tried it.

    http://www.rosenborg.com/C1256EAF00420115/O/ANRN63KG5Q

    Note that there's a BIG difference between the 'traditional' and the 'mellow'. You want the traditional.

    It's... :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :drool: :drool: :drool:
     
  2. jayj713

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    what do you usually eat it with?
     
  3. calmnothing

    calmnothing Shlimp Flied Lice
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    crackers...and grapes....and wine =)
     
  4. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

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    Pretty much. It's nice to put out some fancy cheeses and crackers and a good red wine on occasion.

    PS: it also goes REALLY well in those blue cheese burgers I posted earlier. :)
     
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    There's a link to a blue cheese biscuit recipe that sounds really good I want to try soon.
     
  6. monk

    monk <b>The Kitchen Ninja!!!!</b>

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    no love for maytag?
     
  7. calmnothing

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    you could always put blue cheese crumbles on top of buffalo wings and bake them like that. You cut out the mayonaise so the wings are a lil bit healthier....
     

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