McBell
Unbound
Why didn't you lead with that!?
Everyone knows that only Scots can eat Haggis.
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America’s most admired man, Donald Trump
- Thread starter Shaul
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Everyone knows that only Scots can eat Haggis.
Precisely!
If you're claiming electoral fraud again, bring on your evidence.Joe Biden got a third of as many Gallup most admired man votes as President Trump. Yet Biden is supposed to have gotten more presidential election votes than anyone ever got. “Right”.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Yes, I guess putting brown-skinned children into cages for entirely political purposes so as to "send a message" is a "badge of honor" for all too many Americans.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
One year a local store had 5 year old gouda. Now that had a bit of a kick. The 1,000 day gouda is just beginning to get what I call "cheese crystals". When eating the cheese one hits these small hard feeling grains. I first ran into them in the 5 year gouda, it has a ton of them. Your first thought is "gross" and then they break and there is an instant shot of intensified cheese flavor in your mouth. I am just salivating at the memory. One would think that something that made cheese the opposite of creamy would be bad. But it clearly is not.
Some info
Aged Gouda - Cheese.com
I love the bit "However, the rind of a five-year aged Gouda is unfit for human consumption."
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Thank you:
"With ageing, Gouda develops calcium lactate crystals formed by the lactic acid in the cheese. It proffers an enjoyable crunch that is unique to waxed cheeses. "
I was right! Cheese crystals!!
I'm aging some of this in a 100+ year old crankcase
deep inside a converted horse riding arena filled
with vintage scrap, furniture, & feral cats.
Careful...there's no antidote.I'm aging some of this in a 100+ year old crankcase
deep inside a converted horse riding arena filled
with vintage scrap, furniture, & feral cats.
Sorry, forgot about pure magic...
I visited Scotland, too -- in a Fiat motor home! And I ate haggis, and I had an "encounter" resulting in Pthirus pubis. Does this make me even more a Scot than you?
Ew.
I don't know.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
I fell in love with that when in Amsterdam, eating the old gouda with crusty bread a glass of Heineken which, btw, is 12% alcohol there-- you don't drink it, you sip it.