Just how crammed are those berries? On the cram scale, to actually be called cramberry, I think there needs to be enough berries for that cheese to be a deeper red.
While perhaps not physically crammed, they are definitely crammed taste-wise.
It was quite good, although I still don't know if I like Wensleydale or not... practically all you can taste is the cran(/m)berries.
At the same time I got a cheese with lemon zest which was wonderful. But the two are not particularly good together, or with red wine.
Sometimes we just have cheese, wine, and bread/crackers for supper. So I like to have a variety. I think the others we have on hand are Jarlsberg, Dubliner, and a sheep's milk cheese.
What more is there to say?
ReplyDeleteNot fair!! 3 hours to go till lunch and I had to click on this!! Blast!
ReplyDeleteMmmm..really expensive cheese. Although I guess getting the cows to pass cranberries in their milk is an expensive proposition..
ReplyDeleteI think that's where the "cram" part comes in...
ReplyDeleteJust how crammed are those berries? On the cram scale, to actually be called cramberry, I think there needs to be enough berries for that cheese to be a deeper red.
ReplyDeleteFunny!
ReplyDeleteBut I love Wendsleydale!
The funny thing is I'm fairly certain cramberries was an innocent misspelling but part of me has its doubts :-D
ReplyDeleteThe funny thing is I'm fairly certain cramberries was an innocent misspelling but part of me has its doubts :-D
ReplyDeleteYuck! Wensleydale.
ReplyDeleteWhy eat cheese that's only half-done, I say.
While perhaps not physically crammed, they are definitely crammed taste-wise.
ReplyDeleteIt was quite good, although I still don't know if I like Wensleydale or not... practically all you can taste is the cran(/m)berries.
At the same time I got a cheese with lemon zest which was wonderful. But the two are not particularly good together, or with red wine.
Sometimes we just have cheese, wine, and bread/crackers for supper. So I like to have a variety. I think the others we have on hand are Jarlsberg, Dubliner, and a sheep's milk cheese.
And yes, I am a Wallace & Grommit fan. :)
Re Wallace and Gromit - Glad to hear it Rurality - nothing beats cheese and crackers
ReplyDeleteWallace and Grommit!! Cheese!!! Yea!!
ReplyDeleteI'm simply crackers about CHEEEESE!
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