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Started by Andrew Marshallsay, December 23, 2013, 08:43:29 AM

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Andrew Marshallsay

I opened my Christmas cheeses today, a Double Gloucester and a blue. The blue was approached with some trepidation. It had developed a slimy, bright yellow rind at one stage of its development and smelt like a Roman gladiator's sandal. I think it had picke up some feral relative of brevibacterium. Consequently, I didn't know quite what to expect. Both cheeses have turned out well though. The blue is sharpish and drier than most. What I imagine a blue cheddar would taste like if such a thing exists.
- Andrew

jwalker

They look good , a first cheese to you for that !

How old are they ?





KTownCheese

they certainly look interesting.  A cheese to you!

JeffHamm

Hi Raw Prawn,

A few of my cheeses pick up wild b.linens as well.  My recent blue had a bit.  It can compliment the blue flavour quite nicely, depending upon the balance.  Looks like a decent outcome, and your double Gloc looks fantastic.  A cheese for you!

- Jeff

Digitalsmgital

Wow, the double glouc looks great! And the blue extra tastey  O0

Andrew Marshallsay

Thanks for the feeback. Both cheeses are nearly three months old and it is the first of each.
Merry Christmas to all!
- Andrew