>>22176393
You have been on a cheddar rampage, but I honor it because I do love cheddar

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>>22176393
Don't forget the Branston. I was skeptical until I finally tried this combo and turns out it's fucking good

I'm French and it's my lifelong duty to make fun of British cuisine, but I absolutely love and respect cheddar, it has a pleasant mild tingliness that no other cheese has, except perhaps aged gouda. I heavily suspect I will love Stilton too when I will get the opportunity to try it.

>>22176428
same but american. dairy is about the only thing the english get right. had a really nice blueberry wensleydale a few weeks ago.

>>22176432
I also don't understand why Americans are notorious for eating "cheese products" while you also produce (especially in California) actual cheeses like Monterey Jack. I wanna try this one too.

>>22176448
it's a big country, we have many 'cheese product' consumers and many actual cheese enjoyers as well. wisconsin regularly produces excellent cheddar.

>>22176448
It's kinda like beer here. We have world class breweries but people also choose to drink cheap swill.

>>22176448
America has some of the best and worst of everything, depending on if you know where to go and whether you have the resources to get there and get it or have it brought to you. Some live very grim lives here, by necessity or choice.

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>>22176483
not my problem
maybe you should have posted CHEDDAR, retard?

>>22176393
as a Swiss I respect cheddar a lot

>>22176545
>as a Swiss I respect cheddar a lot
Is this your feeble attempt at humor?
>It originates from the village of Cheddar in Somerset, South West England.

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for me? its face rock

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>>22176393
Personal preference. While it's possible that there may be better cheddars out there, I haven't encountered any.

>>22176600
>There's no goddamn way you read over that post and didn't think it just made you look even more like a whiny bitch so I'm guessing you just get off on the humiliation.
Hah!
If you say so...

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>>22176393

>>22176393
I find this bawdy, arrogant tone very unbecoming. Championing a product very aggressively, like you had a single thing to do with it, some reflected glory false pride bullshit. Leave that to the Yanks. You'll never get on their level. It's been ingrained into them since they were born, it's second nature, and you seem like a fucking amateur in comparison

>>22176748
>Leave that to the Yanks.
OP is a yank, this product isn't marketed in Britain.

>>22176837
Makes sense. I guess he adores bbc?

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Had this a little while ago, seems like it's sold all over the place but I only go to one small store so I don't really know what supermarket trends are these days. Australian cheddar. Not bad, but very salty.

>>22176393
I only respect AMERICAN cheddar. The kind of cheddar that saved that island full of faggots from the nazis.

>>22176989
This

for me it's tillamook extra sharp

>>22177255
Any extra sharp is good. Tillagook isn't that special faggot.

>>22176989
For me it's New Zealand cheddar.

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this shit is great when you don't want something fancy but you also don't want total garbage

>>22177286
>but you also don't want total garbage
yes I don't want your opinion. thanks.