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@jen_jen wrote:
Dolcelatte, not as strong as stilton but easier to cook with…although I’m a bit of a cheese heathen at the moment and having a bit of a dalliance with Dairylea triangles :oops:
Do you lick the silver foil of the dairylea triangles to make sure you get all the cheese? :P
@panda12 wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Dolcelatte, not as strong as stilton but easier to cook with…although I’m a bit of a cheese heathen at the moment and having a bit of a dalliance with Dairylea triangles :oops:
Do you lick the silver foil of the dairylea triangles to make sure you get all the cheese? :P
Nooooooooo…that would be depriving my cat of her Dairylea fix! I swear she knows the sound of the triangle being opened, she appears from nowhere and fixes me with that “feed me or I kill you” look…I daren’t lick the foil, that’s her job! :lol:
@jen_jen wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
Dolcelatte, not as strong as stilton but easier to cook with…although I’m a bit of a cheese heathen at the moment and having a bit of a dalliance with Dairylea triangles :oops:
Do you lick the silver foil of the dairylea triangles to make sure you get all the cheese? :P
Nooooooooo…that would be depriving my cat of her Dairylea fix! I swear she knows the sound of the triangle being opened, she appears from nowhere and fixes me with that “feed me or I kill you” look…I daren’t lick the foil, that’s her job! :lol:
Cats can hear the sound of anything opening no matter how quietly you do it and they have a God given right to it as well because in their eyes, they are Gods.
One of my cats loves mushroom soup :shock:
I was once eating a satsuma when my cat appeared at my side, fixing me with that feed me or die look. She was very insistent so I bit a segment in half and offered it to her, thinking it would make her realise that not everything I ate was suitable for her…she sat there and licked the satsuma juice until it was dry…I don’t think anyone’s told her that cats don’t like citrus fruit!
I used to have a cat who loved garden peas,,,, she was very particular though they had to be Birds Eye and fully defrosted :D
I love all cheese, I rarely buy it though… hubby doesn’t like it and if its in the house I cant leave it alone. Too many calories…. little blighters!!
Smoked applewood or a strong white chedder.
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