Keeping it together Brie?
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2024
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Imagine being Gouda Pegula.
Gouda Pegula
Menchicka boola
Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo
Put ’em together
And what have you got?
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Cooper
Rocquefort feels like one that has / could / should be used
Rockford ("rook" (the bird) + "ford") is a common American place name
Rockefeller (from German Rockenfeld <- Rukenvelt "ridge field") is an American surname
Roquefort literally means "fortified rock/cliff"
Rocquefort is also a french village that makes and names a stinky cheese hence the mention of it on a cheese themed thread.
And the bastard, American.
I'm OK with cheese names as long as we don't do Casu and/or Marzu
What's wrong with Casu?
Sounds terrible. Why would that exist? Furthermore, why would anyone want to eat it?
Are we slowing moving towards gagh?
There are already different gagh types. O my god... That is cheese gagh.
I'm happier when I forget this exists.
Ah, like those tv characters Jim and Parm?
Did they start with Asiago?
Meanwhile, Ignacio over there, aka Nacho:
What am I to you, chopped liver, güey? Cabrón...
Edam
Martzu's a good name.
Mi casu es su casu