No, never, particularly as I am not a strong cheese fan. I actually bought some cheese for the first time in years yesterday. It's mild, very mild.

No! I'll try some next time I'm in Oxford. However I do remember trying a German cheese which smelt like a cross between, unwashed in three years feet, baby sick, stuff from the other end of a baby, and Parmesan. It took ages to rid myself of the taste.

The funny thing is - you just have to try it don't you? I do anyway - I do love (most) cheese,

I've had Stinking Bishop - it smells of babies nappies and doesn't taste much better.

Mine fingers did do pong for days afterwards

You've tasted babies nappies? 

I have never heard of it sooz ... and I live in Oxford!!

 

Have just googled it, sorted out where to buy it, and will get some when some foodie friends come to dinner in a couple of weeks. 

 

I will report back then

My friend tried that and said it smelled like terry towel nappies She still tried a bit cos she thought, surely it tastes better than it smells.... apparently not

I'm like EC i only have the boring Cheddar cheese, couldn't ever bring myself to but the 'mouldy' ones in my mouth... or even smell them for that matter!

Please try Applewood smoked cheddar

OMG its scrummy

 

Do you not like your friends? It's DISGUSTING 

   I almost want to try it now - but Brie or Camembert is about as exotic as i'll go.

I eat most cheeses but I wouldn't eat that again. Mr woo is a human dust bin - there's not much he won't eat and he was most definite that it tasted of poo God knows how he'd know that 

That's not the first time I've heard it said that this is nice. what do you have it with though?  

Crackers - erm ... struggling to think wot else you could do with it.

Not a pickled onion - ok

I should think not either 

LOL! 

He was never a holiday rep in Kavos was he?   

 

(You probably had to watch 'what happens in Kavos' to get that reference)

Have it in a ploughmans !!!

I can see why Ms Woo might start plighting her troth to that Australian actor bloke if she suspects her partners diet, however I know for a fact that Russell is hopeless in front of a fish frier range. Lack of timing and his cod is underdone. Runny mushy peas and burnt chips.

A ploughmans what? 

I reckon it's a lunch 

I could live with that ...........mushy peas aint all they're cracked up to be in spite of what Lori says.

   

I'm sure she's not envisaging her encounter with him over a fish fryer though - although if he has timing issues that could be problematic.