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What cheese would one use to encourage a bear?

There is the slight problem that Celeste isn't a cheese, though.

E2A: Well, it is according to google, but that means nothing.
 
"Produced by Debbie Mumford of the Sharpham Estate in Devon"

Mumford's hobby, blessed though she may be, doesn't make Celeste a proper, recognised cheese. I could fuck about with gold top and rennet in my kitchen and call the resulting stuff whatever I wanted. But without cultural heritage or at least a significant marketing budget, it would count for nothing.
 
Celeste! as in Marie Celeste, the ghost ship found unmanned and drifting with food still on the table etc.

Only Maurice claims it doesn't count :mad:
 
Celeste! as in Marie Celeste, the ghost ship found unmanned and drifting with food still on the table etc.

Only Maurice claims it doesn't count :mad:

Oh, ok, sorry that went over my head :oops:

I was at Biddle's this afternoon and there was a lot of giggling about nacho cheese :D
 
sorry, I really don't mean to be rude at all,( because it's obviously not old there), but that's a reeeeaaaaallly old joke here in the US. It's funny to see people react to it for the first time though. :)
 
His name is Mo Sizlack. Seeing as my Mo cheese was not gratefully received, is there such a beast as Sizlack cheese?
If there is I've never heard of it.
Duff cheese, maybe? I know I've eaten some pretty bloody duff cheese in my time, but not of it has been so named.
 
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