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  • Favourite crackers for cheese…..
  • tjagain
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    you are all crackers.  Crackers should never be eaten with cheese.  Cheese should be eaten with cheese or a frozen grape or membrillo

    If you must have carbs with your cheese then only artisan real bread will do.  Non of this choleywood baking process rubbish.And NO CRACKERS unless you are crackersFFS!

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    Digestives are for dunking in tea!

    I am quite partial to a Jacobs cream cracker with cheese. They’re neutral so don’t detract from the cheese.

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    binners
    Full Member

    Uncle Jezza… for repeating your nonsense about frozen grapes being preferable to crackers on not one, but two threads now…

    simondbarnes
    Full Member

    Agreed. He’s on crack.

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    tjagain
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    Try giving a frenchman crackers with his cheese.   I told you binners – your application to join the middle classes has been rejected.    I don’t know what they are teaching folk these days!  did you even go to school?

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    Bunnyhop
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    Hey Teej – nbt says I’m posh because I won’t eat a pie in the street, however crackers and cheese (and omg there are so many varieties now) are the best accompaniment for this dairy product.

    Mmmm crackers.

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    iainc
    Full Member

    Surely the grapes are in the wine anyway ?
    …. so, favourite wine for cheese ? 🧀

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    Kramer
    Free Member

    Bath Olivers are only acceptable as Chocolate Olivers.

    For cheese, Carrs, or some form of digestive.

    mattyfez
    Full Member

    I only dislike crackers as a cheese-to-mouth delivery mechanism as they break too easily and make a mess.

    So they fail on the first hurdle, unfit for the only purpose they were invented for.

    myti
    Free Member

    Water biscuits are best because they don’t overpower the cheese but provide a lovely contrast in texture/ a vessel for the cheese and other items such as quince jelly or chutney if the mood takes. Some cheeses are best on their own though.. thinking of compte

    tjagain
    Full Member

    I cannot remember the book now and have been trying all day but a classic of english literature has the protagonist bemoaning being given crackers with his cheese rather than bread.  so this has been known for a long long time!

    Anyone know the book?  Its bugging the hell out of me.

    boblo
    Free Member

    Agreed, Carrs water biscuits. No need for any further discussion /close thread

    😁

    On very rare occasions, Cream Crackers with butter from the fridge (so nice and cold on the palate) and very fine Cheddar.

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