Original idea for christmas dinner

• howard mcsweeney1

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  18 November 2013     19:40252935
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  i would like to see kath or heike try to beat this.
  
  
  
  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2509336/Pilgrims-Choice-create-Christmas-dinner-block-cheese.html
• Guest 1103

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  18 November 2013     20:13252938
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  as you know Howard, the Eye always judge food before whilst and after you have eaten. Just saw it and it looks rank .....not very appetizing at all.
  Maybe it does taste nice but would not risk it to eat it like that.
  Good try I do like my food fresh and not processed
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• Judith Roberts

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  18 November 2013     20:55252939
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  Yuk, but I suppose it has got them plenty of publicity.
• Jan Higgins

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  18 November 2013     21:00252940
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  The thought of cheese with sprouts in is enough to put me off it.
  
  My youngest daughter knows love cheese and one year gave me a selection of unusual cheeses including some that had fruit inside, I was to polite to say I did not like them.
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• Guest 1103

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  18 November 2013     21:40252945
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  Jan you made me giggle Love your first sentence
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  18 November 2013     22:09252946
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  you might be pleasantly surprised jan, wensleydale with cranberries tastes very pleasant.
• Jan Higgins

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  18 November 2013     22:16252947
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  That was one of them Howard, it was quite edible but not one I would ever buy, I admit to loving all sorts of "stinky cheeses" as my family call them and really strong cheddar.
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• Guest 700

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  19 November 2013     17:46252999
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  I tend to like cheeses without things in them, but will try anything......
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