what food doesnt cheese go with?

have read that there are 5 foods that cheese doesn't go with don't know what they are though

but i like cheese & chocolate sandwiches (if you heat them) so its not chocolate.

Chalk Marmite Doner Kebab Cous Cous Penis (had to give it a Barney slant at the end to make it real ! )

chalk isnt food! not round these parts anyway though you london types may have more eclectic tastes

marmite absolutely goes with cheese

& kebabs.

& surely the last one comes with its own cheese?

Originally posted by KnownPleasures Penis (had to give it a Barney slant at the end to make it real ! )

not so sure ... large slice of Edam wrapped around... :D back to work girl

Originally posted by Geri > Originally posted by KnownPleasures Penis (had to give it a Barney slant at the end to make it real ! )

not so sure ... large slice of Edam wrapped around... :D back to work girl

But you wouldn't want a cheesy penis now, would you ? (Thinks about this and decides not to ask question after all, just in case Shug thinks he's being picked on again :))

Originally posted by devastating dave surely the last one comes with its own cheese?

I wish I did not read this one :barf: But you are right

Originally posted by Spotnick Quite simple.. veggie meals

don't forget there exists soy cheese

Originally posted by Jeff White > Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Spotnick> Quite simple.. veggie meals

don't forget there exists soy cheese

but is soy cheese really cheese? it's enough to make a penis cheesy

This is obviously a trick question. Cheese goes with everything!

Sincerely,

Trevor Seigler President, North American Cheese Manufacturer's Society

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 This is obviously a trick question. Cheese goes with everything! Sincerely,Trevor SeiglerPresident, North American Cheese Manufacturer's Society

You have no place to talk about cheese; you have gamecocks, and I have the Happy Cows of California :p

Originally posted by Jeff White wait, I think I've got one...Cheese DOES NOT go with peanut butter!!!

It actually does; mmm grilled cheese w/ PB

Pancakes

Originally posted by twist Pancakes

I think you've got it; that sounds atrocious

Me be contrary . I have had peanut butter and cheese, it was damn good, and I like sweet pancakes, and sweet bread and cheese do not sound good together :barf:

Threads like this make me HUNGRY

Originally posted by Positone Threads like this make me HUNGRY

penis and cheese make you hungry...

Originally posted by Jeff White > Originally posted by World in Commotion Me be contrary . I have had peanut butter and cheese, it was damn good, and I like sweet pancakes, and sweet bread and cheese do not sound good together :barf:

now I will give you that one about sweet breads...what a disgusting thought! you keep ths thread going and no the three word story

Cheese (especially "cheddar" cheese from a spray can) does not go well in pistachio pudding pie. Especially when there are also Tootsie Rolls in the pie. Important lessons learned in college...

Originally posted by Tracey Cheese (especially "cheddar" cheese from a spray can) does not go well in pistachio pudding pie. Especially when there are also Tootsie Rolls in the pie. Important lessons learned in college...

:barf: pistachios?

Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Tracey> Cheese (especially "cheddar" cheese from a spray can) does not go well in pistachio pudding pie. Especially when there are also Tootsie Rolls in the pie. Important lessons learned in college...

:barf: pistachios?

I actually like pistachios, and even pistachio pudding is OK, but neither of these go very well with cheese. Rather poorly, in fact. Alas, it was Saturday night at my fraternity house, and it seemed like a good idea at the time...

Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Jeff White> wait, I think I've got one...> > Cheese DOES NOT go with peanut butter!!!

It actually does; mmm grilled cheese w/ PB

i regularly eat cheese with peanut butter - both savoury flavours that go well imho.

Peanut butter is the work of the Devil

Originally posted by KnownPleasures Peanut butter is the work of the Devil

you are calling George Washington Carver the devil? :D

My worst experience was with cauliflower and cheese, it tasted fine, but after dinner, instead of washing the dishes immediately after, for some reason i left them for 24 hours. Everything was going fine until i got to the bowl containing said cauliflower and cheese, as i started to scrub away, this ungodly smell permiated my nostrils and i threw up in the sink. Never again, it was the most disgusting smell i have ever come across in my life. :barf:

Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by KnownPleasures Peanut butter is the work of the Devil

you are calling George Washington Carver the devil? :D

george washington carver? who he?

Originally posted by devastating dave > Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by KnownPleasures Peanut butter is the work of the Devil

you are calling George Washington Carver the devil? :D

george washington carver? who he? PEANUT GUY

Originally posted by twist Pancakes

Unless the pancakes are called CREPES.

Originally posted by Spotnick Quite simple.. veggie meals

I think you meant vegan meals there nick... I'm a veggie but I eat cheese :D It's what they call "lacto-ovo-vegeterian" (what a name huh? )

On the topic now: ICE CREAM

Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr > Originally posted by twist> Pancakes

Unless the pancakes are called CREPES. hmmm.... still no, I only like crepes w/ sweet stuff; the best is to take a fresh crepe and a spoonful of table sugar; roll it up and eat it.

I can't stand cheese pizza (no toppings, just cheese). I have to have at least the hint of pepperoni once having been there, otherwise it's just cheese and sauce :barf: :barf:

And don't get me started on Cheese-and-Raccoon

I don't like strawberries with cheese. That's all I know for a non cheese combination, Maybe marshmellows, but never try it.

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 I can't stand cheese pizza (no toppings, just cheese). I have to have at least the hint of pepperoni once having been there, otherwise it's just cheese and sauce :barf: :barf: And don't get me started on Cheese-and-Raccoon

maybe you just need to go to a better pizza place. Plain Cheese pizza at Round Table is the best, but pepperoni does make it better, and so do mushrooms, an bell peppers..... food orgasm...

Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> I can't stand cheese pizza (no toppings, just cheese). I have to have at least the hint of pepperoni once having been there, otherwise it's just cheese and sauce :barf: :barf: > > And don't get me started on Cheese-and-Raccoon

maybe you just need to go to a better pizza place. Plain Cheese pizza at Round Table is the best, but pepperoni does make it better, and so do mushrooms, an bell peppers..... food orgasm...

I believe the Good Lord, or Allah, or Buddha...whoever's in control up there meant for pizza to be decorated with multiple toppings, and each pizza is a representation of different phases in art history. Pepperoni is representative of antiquity's quiet beauty, while Supreme represents the extravagence of Modernism. Cheese by itself is minimalism, and nobody likes minimalism

and yes, Tristan, I do need to get out more

Originally posted by Jeff White hey, is it okay to put cheese on my macaroni?

Macaroni and cheese, hmm?..............nah, it'll never catch on

Originally posted by Jeff White hey, is it okay to put cheese on my macaroni?

Yeah, but it better be atomic orange "cheese" powder from a blue box. Anyways cheese and rice is ten times better than cheese and macaroni

Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by World in Commotion > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> I can't stand cheese pizza (no toppings, just cheese). I have to have at least the hint of pepperoni once having been there, otherwise it's just cheese and sauce :barf: :barf: > > And don't get me started on Cheese-and-Raccoon

maybe you just need to go to a better pizza place. Plain Cheese pizza at Round Table is the best, but pepperoni does make it better, and so do mushrooms, an bell peppers..... food orgasm...

I believe the Good Lord, or Allah, or Buddha...whoever's in control up there meant for pizza to be decorated with multiple toppings, and each pizza is a representation of different phases in art history. Pepperoni is representative of antiquity's quiet beauty, while Supreme represents the extravagence of Modernism. Cheese by itself is minimalism, and nobody likes minimalism

and yes, Tristan, I do need to get out more So, what kind of pizza would you have if it has olives, pineapple, peppers, mushrooms, and tomatoes on it?

Originally posted by Jeff White > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Jeff White> > hey, is it okay to put cheese on my macaroni?>

Macaroni and cheese, hmm?..............nah, it'll never catch on

I think I might have to agree with you on this one...now Velveeta...that's a different story altogether! Of course it's a different story; that stuff is not cheese!

some sugary bread and some queso fresco? HELL YEAH!! you all don't know what you are missing... when you are poor, you get resourcefull.

when I am poor I ask my parents for money

i did that for a few years, but then they started keeping track and charging interest. those fuckers. :D

Originally posted by sean i did that for a few years, but then they started keeping track and charging interest. those fuckers. :D

As long as I am in college my parents give me money

as long as there's cheese