NFR Name your

[H4usuallysitting]

favourite cheese

[Dr Know]

Cornish Yarg and Isle of Wight Gallybagger !

[Holders]

Stilton or proper Somerset farm Cheddar.

[ianthailand]

Got to be King of Cheese.

[rebel]

Those triangles, reminds me of a good midfield.

[Frackleheath]

A really smelly goat's cheese

[Ronnief]

Marmite Cheese.

[filham]

I like most cheeses except for some of those sill French soft cheeses, a nice piece of Cheddar is as good as any.

However I am on a low fat diet and am having to avoid cheese which is difficult. I would have been happier ignoring this thread

[SP]

I love all cheese & that's why my cholesterol level has gone through the roof during the lockdowns & resulted in a yellow card from the doctors.

[FFCFOREVER]

Smoked Applewood

[Somerset Fulham]

Well I live a short drive from the place so.... cheddar of course, the cave aged stuff is excellent.

I also enjoy a Port Salut.

[I Ronic]

Eric.

[BestOfBrede]

Port Salut

[HV71]

My culinary nightmare- allergic to cheese - can't even cope with the smell

[grandad]

Dorset Blue Vinny. Unpasturised so the truckle has to be cut on a different wire cutter from pasturised cheese cutters. Beautiful cheese.

[Lighthouse]

Chesseus. I think it gets a name check in The Bible.

[perry geyton]

Unless you buy your cheese from a local farmer that makes cheese the correct way and respects his animals, anything you buy from a chain store / supermarket is coming from a bad place

These days I buy Veg cheese, there's some really good ones about now 

The dairy industry is rotten to the core, pure animal abuse

[simplyfulham]

An aged Gouda or a bit of Comte for me.

[Woolly Mammoth]

I was walking down the road the other day when this boy threw a lump of cheese at me. I thought to myself that is not very mature. 

[Southcoastffc]

Epoisse. Waitrose sometimes sell it. (The smelliest cheese I've ever encountered is Maroille, a real nose-holding experience but tasted ok)