Was anyone else following the cricket Test Match? England V India. What an amazing ending with India winning by 6 runs. Who says cricket is boring. Of course India would never had won if England hadn't had so many injuries!!
It made the series end 2 each. Although there can't be many (any other?) sports where it's possible for two teams to play over 5 days and still end in a draw!
Now and again I've been buying cheeses not tried before to see what they are like. Recently I went to the newly re-opened farm shop - thinking they would have lots of interesting cheeses. But they hadn't and this below was the only one that I'd not come across elsewhere.
What a disappointment this was, more rubbery than tasty. It was eaten but I'd not bother again.
Here's a link to the farm company that make it Joseph Heler Cheeses and a little bit copied from their website.
Hidden away in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, near the market town of Nantwich, lies the Joseph Heler family dairy on Laurels Farm. It is here that our team of expert cheese makers produce classic British regional cheese to time-honoured recipes.
Our story dates back over a century, when Joseph Heler’s grandmother started the family tradition by making one whole Cheshire cheese every day in the family’s farmhouse – Laurels Farm.
This cheese-making expertise was passed down through the generations to Joseph Heler himself, who in 1957 set up his own company – Joseph Heler Cheese.
Lots of history which didn't make up for this boring cheese!
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You recommended Red Fox recently so I bought some. It was OK and I have bought it again since but one that I'm buying every week now is Tesco Cheddar with garlic and herbs. It's delicious and melts in your mouth, you could almost spread it, it's so creamy. I've added it to scrambled egg and it gives it a lovely zing!! It's my new favourite cheese!
ReplyDeleteDouble Gloucester is a favourite cheese of mine. But this doesn't sound anything like that.
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