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Date Posted: 04:43:54 01/02/26 Fri In reply to: Mr Simons to Jerry 's message, "Cheeseboard" on 16:52:48 01/01/26 Thu Hello sir, thank you for explaining this to Jerry! I was really worried that he thought that quality food comes in little plastic packets. So I'm really glad that you've explained the situation to him properly now. Sometimes "dessert" involves a cheeseboard accompanied by fruit (and of course, more wine). The idea of having different cheeses with cold meats, as a starter not as a dessert, I think is a Mediterranean thing rather than a British thing. I like the idea of having pudding (like apple pie or apple crumble, hot, with hot custard) *after* the cheeseboard. But sometimes my parents just think I'm greedy. I think sometimes traditional menus then also say "Coffee, with biscuits". By which they mean a choice of tea or coffee, with chocolates. Proper cheeses are not wrapped in little plastic packages except in ideas like cheese advent calenders. Which my parents started buying for me because they decided that I eat too much chocolate. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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