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A difficult one.can we come over to yours for a blind tasting?  You could sneak in a Somerset brie as well.

I'll bring bottles of Breton, Normandy and Somerset cider.

Can you get hold of some blue brie?  That would make things interesting.

As I'd like to maintain my identity I'll be dressed in disguise.  We could have a theme but not animal masks as we would look like swingers.

Hard cheese!  

(Just found out that this is a jovial comment, 'better luck next time' as haven't heard it since the last time I watched an Ealing comedy)

Although AI thinks different.

I think these cheese wars could eclipse the last major war in the UK

Yes, I'm talking about the Brit pop wars.  Whose side were you on.  See what you have started Bob.....

Avoiding the issue Bob, start a war and then walk away pretending that it was not you.  Good idea for a comedy sketch featuring John Cheese, sorry Cleese.

In terms of what to guy.  Fortunately the modern food store makes this easy.  Thought that this was Waitrose's finest but disappointed to see that it is also on sale in Sainsbury's.  I understand that the (old) penny store, Marks and Sparks fails in terms of cheese selection boxes. image.jpeg.d33306e63083843268ef493857c8e227.jpeg

9 hours ago, Spartacus said:

Sue, if you put on a Dog mask, I'm.sure Bob will say "nice bit of wensleydale Grommit?" to you at the drinks 

Don't tempt me. I like barking.

I'm good at it. I score points if the dog I'm barking at looks round.

I don't need a dog mask to do it though. But I might get thrown out of the pub 🤣

Edited by Sue

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