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11-10-2021 , 01:08 AM

#76

boomshay

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Originally Posted by REDeYeS00

Beemster seems to be a brand that can be found in the states. not claiming it's the best, but it's really good.

Available once per year in limited supply. You can Google the whole story.

Amazing cheese.

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11-10-2021 , 01:22 AM

#77

ProblemPlaya

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Gouda is good with sausage and crackers but what meal is it good in?

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11-10-2021 , 07:05 AM

#78

whatthejish

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Originally Posted by boomshay

You can Google the whole story.

Ban for not posting it yourself. "Look it up" should not be a part of your vocabulary.

If you want people to give a **** about your ****, lead by example.

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11-10-2021 , 09:53 AM

#79

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Originally Posted by ProblemPlaya

Gouda is good with sausage and crackers but what meal is it good in?

Lots of mexican dishes. My personal favorite is papanchas: https://tucson.com/entertainment/din...29f721734.html

Basically a baked potato stuffed with carne asada, cheese and whatever else you want (usually bacon/mushrooms)

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11-10-2021 , 07:34 PM

#80

27offsuit

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jfish,

I was going to quote that last night too, but it would have taken the same time to google the story and link it, and I just ended up doing neither in e-disgust.

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11-10-2021 , 09:56 PM

#81

gregorio

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I googled it.

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11-10-2021 , 10:43 PM

#82

All-inMcLovin

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I googled boomshay.

Boomshay
Term made up by Darren Heitner and is another way to get the hairies from someone. Widely used in the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity at the University of Florida.

Jenna Rusche's nickname.
Hey Silverstein, H's to the Boomshay?

Boomshay to the Rooshay has a nice ass.

You just dominated him with the Boomshay!
by Pulldick May 29, 2004

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11-10-2021 , 10:52 PM

#83

LKJ

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Hey McLovin, I think some guy said something all of four days ago.

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Please sir do not engage the boomshay.

I repeat, do not engage the boomshay.

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11-10-2021 , 11:33 PM

#84

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Originally Posted by LKJ

Hey McLovin, I think some guy said something all of four days ago.

I was not engaging ********.

I was providing general info for the thread.

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11-10-2021 , 11:40 PM

#85

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Mod wars are best wars.

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11-11-2021 , 02:12 AM

#86

ProblemPlaya

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Had some Gouda in my spicy Cesar salad tonight. Was good

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11-11-2021 , 06:55 PM

#87

boomshay

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Originally Posted by whatthejish

Ban for not posting it yourself. "Look it up" should not be a part of your vocabulary.

If you want people to give a **** about your ****, lead by example.

I had a choice between you being a dick for not posting the story, or you being a dick for posting the story and it being tl;dr and accusing me of being an attention whore. I just flipped a coin.

You should do something with that hard-on you have for me, like go **** yourself.

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11-11-2021 , 06:57 PM

#88

Tuma

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Originally Posted by 27offsuit

Mod wars are best wars.

mclovin big favorite.

(I only roll with World Champions.)

Last edited by Tuma; 11-11-2021 at 07:12 PM.

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11-11-2021 , 07:54 PM

#89

Tom Ames

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Originally Posted by Tuma

mclovin big favorite.

(I only roll with World Champions.)

Is it really even a war when the eventual winner is known in advance?

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11-11-2021 , 08:27 PM

#90

Dominic

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Comte is an elite cheese, and great for grilled cheese sandwiches

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11-11-2021 , 10:11 PM

#91

REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by Dominic

Comte is an elite cheese, and great for grilled cheese sandwiches

really solid take, but i'm thinking i'd pick gruyere over comte in a grilled cheese cookoff.

and as a point of clarification, that Beemster Graskass that shroombae posted is nothing like the two year aged gouda that was referenced earlier.
both sold by Beemster, very different cheese.

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11-12-2021 , 04:33 AM

#92

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Originally Posted by Tuma

mclovin big favorite.

(I only roll with World Champions.)

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Originally Posted by Tom Ames

Is it really even a war when the eventual winner is known in advance?

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11-12-2021 , 09:22 AM

#93

LKJ

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Ah, more content.

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11-12-2021 , 11:33 AM

#94

All-inMcLovin

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Ah, more smugly curmudgeon.

I mean, ahem, contemptuous.

I've never had Gouda. I definitely need to experiment with more cheeses!

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11-12-2021 , 01:58 PM

#95

Tom Ames

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Originally Posted by All-inMcLovin

Ah, more smugly curmudgeon.

I mean, ahem, contemptuous.

I've never had Gouda. I definitely need to experiment with more cheeses!

Dang! I thought my wife was the only one. We went out to dinner last week and the soup of the day was Gouda and Crab. She told me she had never had Gouda and asked me about it. She ordered the soup and it was delicious!

So I guess now you are the only one. Please rectify soon.

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11-12-2021 , 02:36 PM

#96

Fedfan691

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My go to gouda is Ewephoria, should be available in most cheese shops.

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11-12-2021 , 06:03 PM

#97

cs3

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cheese, Genoa salami, and

Spoiler:

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11-12-2021 , 09:29 PM

#98

REDeYeS00

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that purple moon cheddar looks very interesting.
our standby cracker is also triscuit, but the thin crisp triangles to allow the toppings to come through. also great with hummus

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11-12-2021 , 09:32 PM

#99

REDeYeS00

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Originally Posted by Fedfan691

My go to gouda is Ewephoria, should be available in most cheese shops.

haven't tried it but thanks for the rec.

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The punny name that only makes sense in English should give it away; this cheese was invented for the American market's infamous sweet tooth. Presumptuous - if only the butterscotch sweet, nutty result wasn't so gosh darn successful. And there's an upside to a focused market; the single producer of pasteurized milk is much smaller than most export sources - the farmer's wife posits that the sheep 'eat better than her children' on lush pasture surrounded by a nature preserve. The crunchy stuff makes a blissful snack with drinks like Sherry or Porter and is delicious melted on pies or dessert breads

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11-13-2021 , 04:22 AM

#100

Dr. Meh

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For some reason, smoked gouda in my area is vastly more popular than regular gouda. Personally, I find 99% of smoked goudas to be too smokey and drown out the actual cheese flavor. Gouda is decent cheese but smoked gouda is bush league nonsense.

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