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What kind of cheese?

Cheese is one of those great foods that makes you glad you're human and are part of a species that can create new foods out of existing ones
just dont think about how it's made (spoiled milk!)
very sharp cheddar tops my list, along with all the other really strong cheeses
however there is this place here in CT that makes ricotta that you could eat like yogurt.........mmmmmmmmm
i wonder why i'm overweight............
 
Havarti (my all-time favourite)
Bleu (sp?)
Gouda (mmm... Baby Bell ;))
Mozerella
Provolone

And cream cheese, if that counts ;) I really hate parmessan though.

Peace,
Graeme :bassist:

EDIT:Oops, forgot Feta cheese!
 
pretty sure we have had this same post befor but it is definelty worth repeating
fav's
a good bleu cheese
camanbert(sp) for sure but prferably while in a different country (real camanbert is not legaly for sale in the us)

and all joking aside i like cheez wiz even though it isn't really cheese and very low brow some times it just works
i make a fondue with cheezwhiz sharp cheddar green olives and diced clams sounds wierd but it is amazing!
 
Depends on how it's used. For instance -

Real queso blanco, like from Mexico, makes orgasmic nachos.

Maytag blue cheese whoops ass on a salad.

The cheeses used in northern Europe for raclette are amazing!

LOVE goat cheese on about anything, especially good pizza!!!

Provel and Parmigiano Reggiano, which you should be able to get in any good-sized US city that has an Italian part of town, are killers on pastas.

....and sometimes some great corn tortilla chips dipped in good old Velveeta + Pace salsa are all it takes.