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Leaving Stilton out of the fridge

Huh, as it happens I was just talking about this in the pub last night, I had one of those horrible ploughman's-in-a-bag things with cream crackers, cheese and pickled onions, and we were discussing whether they'd need to be stored in the fridge or could just be kept in a cupboard. I think as a result of the conversation, my little sister has now decided to stop keeping Laughing Cow in the fridge.
 
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You're confusing cheese with fruit flies.
I was nearly at the end of my Président Brie the other day when in addition to the usual gnat-sized insects I quite often find and have to blow away, there was a larger one the size of a small ant - I left that bit of cheese.

It turns out it may well have been a cheese fly - as deliberately introduced to cheese in Sardinia to make "Casu marzu"

Casu martzu - Wikipedia

Cheese Fans! How far do you dare go?

I'll let you know if I detect any intestinal changes ...:hmm:

Myiasis - Wikipedia
 
Just as well my ill-fated detour from veganism is long over.
I resisted commenting on a certain US politician's enthusiasm for raw milk.
I imagine in the future I will be exploring plant-based ferments like natto...
 
Just noticed that with a bit of editing you could sing the title of this thread to the tune of Squeeze's "Pulling Mussels (From the Shell)"
 
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I don’t think you should even put it in the fridge at all if it’s really good cheese.

If it's really good cheese then it may not even make it as far as the fridge.

I have on occasions finished the cheese I just bought before even getting to the car...
 
When I smoke cheese it could be in the smoker for up to 8 hours, it's best to keep it kind of wine cellar temp but I've been up to 28 C and it just got a bit sweaty.

Was briefly confused by the first few words of that sentence, thinking "but how does he get it to light?"
Apparently my brain has turned to Xmas sludge :D
 
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