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  1. A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Michael

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  2. Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Search here: http://www.cheese.com

    Sheldon

  3. Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Michael

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    Ever been this tired?
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    I could not tell what kind of cheese it is even if I saw it, unless there was a
    label. However and at the risk of sounding condescending, I would suggest you
    wait for your neighbor to return at the end of the summer and ask her what kind
    and where she got it.

    Ray
    Austin, TX
    ===

  4. "Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought
    I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste.
    Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese
    but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Michael

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    Can't help on the cheese, but gorgeous kittens!
    Sarah

  5. Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:


    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Michael

    --
    Ever been this tired?
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    Just take it to your local cheese vendor and ask them? They would be
    happy to help you especially since you intend to buy more....Sharon

  6. Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    This is the truffle cheese I buy occasionally. It's really loaded
    with truffles (and porcini mushrooms).

    It's called Caciotta Dei Boschi. It's a mild, semi-firm cheese. I
    But don't think it has an oniony flavor.

    <http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B0000D9MUS/ref=dp_image_0/102-6570059-4739340?%5Fencoding=UTF8&n=3370831&s=gourmet-food>

    -sw

  7. Ray S. & Nayda Katzaman wrote on 6/15/2006:

    Quoted message said:

    I could not tell what kind of cheese it is even if I saw it, unless there was a
    label. However and at the risk of sounding condescending, I would suggest you
    wait for your neighbor to return at the end of the summer and ask her what kind
    and where she got it.

    Or he could just fly over to the UK and just ask them!

  8. Ray S. & Nayda Katzaman said:


    Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

    A neighbor dropped by yesterday with a smallish (about 4 oz maybe) wedge of
    cheese. She was in a hurry and we didn't chat. They left for the UK for
    the rest of the summer. She had cleaned out her refrigerator and thought I
    would like the cheese. She did not say what kind it was, or who makes it.
    The cheese is really, really tasty. I can't quite figure out what kind it
    is. We have some definite truffles and a very subtle onionish taste. Leeks
    or shallot but not both. The cheese is firm, almost like a jack cheese but
    milder in flavor. Any clues as to what this is? I want some more of it.
    Anyone?

    Michael

    --
    Ever been this tired?
    http://i6.tinypic.com/123tkjo.jpg
    http://i5.tinypic.com/123tmjc.jpg

    I could not tell what kind of cheese it is even if I saw it, unless there was a
    label. However and at the risk of sounding condescending, I would suggest you
    wait for your neighbor to return at the end of the summer and ask her what kind
    and where she got it.

    Ray
    Austin, TX
    ===

    I'd take a picture of it first, just in case she cannot remember what
    she gave you.

  9. "Denise~*" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    I'd take a picture of it first, just in case she cannot remember what she
    gave you.

    Funny, that's what I was thinking, she probably won't even
    remember giving him cheese, never mind what kind.

    nancy

  10. "biig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Just take it to your local cheese vendor and ask them? They would be
    happy to help you especially since you intend to buy more....Sharon

    Or take a pic and post it on a.b.f.

    Mary

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