Christmas cake with cheese (And a glass of milk)

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  1. TonyTyke

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    ... another one that people seem to find odd in the office? Anyone for a slice?

    The cheese has to be proper Lancashire though (off Barnsley market) or Cheddar
     
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    One of my mum's favourites that.

    Have you tried "Old Amsterdam"? Lovely cheese, bet it goes great with Christmas Cake.
     
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    Wensleydale for me
     
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    This is an old Yorkshire tradition, but it has to be Wensleydale, or at a push another crumbly white like Cheshire - it's the acidity that makes them go so well together or summat.
     
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    Or with Lurpack butter on. :cool:
     
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    Old Amsterdam - I'll give that a go if I can find it.
     
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    I normally go with Cheshire - though I also think a Red Leicester or Double Gloucester work quite well

    I have a friend originally from Wales who puts Stilton on Christmas cake. It doesnt work for me but each to their own
     
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    its the ONLY way to eat Christmas cake.... but

    with a glass of ruby port for me... any cheese as long as its mega strong, and yes I do like it with any of the 'blue' cheeses too.... but not with the runny cheeses.
     
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    Re: its the ONLY way to eat Christmas cake.... but

    I'm deffo crumbly Cheshire myself but all you can see in supermarkets nowadays is that damned plastic Cheddar.
     
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    Re: its the ONLY way to eat Christmas cake.... but

    we have a couple of good market down here, and that's the place to get decent cheese... is there not a cheese stall on Barnsley market ?
    May be a tad more expensive, but you get what you pay for in my book.
     
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    I like a bit of white Stilton with Xmas cake
     
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    I can see that working - but not blue for me
     
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