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Pardon the slight thread drift, but this posting just make me think that I need to go get some Braunschweiger (spelling?), good cheese, German mustard, rye bread, something else I can't recall right this second, need to go check my recipe box.

Yum this will make a good lunch in a couple hours, and supper too!
 
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Cutting the cheese makes it stink more.
 
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Stilton yes, Limburger not so much.
 
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...and a nice glass of Port? Smile




 
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Need to go get some Braunschweiger now. Store was out last time I looked for it. Got onions and good mustard, wife will make rye bread and I still have half a block of cheese to eat.


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...and a nice glass of Port? Smile


I'm out of my favorite Sandeman port. Have to get a bottle at the store in Jackson that keeps it in stock.

But I prefer a good stout or porter with my stronger cheeses.


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I'm down with stout and porter, sir!!! Big Grin




 
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Pardon the slight thread drift, but this posting just make me think that I need to go get some Braunschweiger (spelling?), good cheese, German mustard, rye bread, something else I can't recall right this second, need to go check my recipe box.

Yum this will make a good lunch in a couple hours, and supper too!

https://www.bing.com/search?q=...chweiger&FORM=O1HV36
it sounds good so far
 
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Dads Beer was Blatz I am real sure that is not made anymore.


It should still be out there:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik...latz_Brewing_Company

(apparently, Miller makes it, now)


From youngest, Roquefort was always the first favorite. Then, decades ago, it just wasn't around anymore.

Been missing it for a very long time.

thank you
 
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Pardon the slight thread drift, but this posting just make me think that I need to go get some Braunschweiger (spelling?), good cheese, German mustard, rye bread, something else I can't recall right this second, need to go check my recipe box.
I believe that onion is your missing ingredient.



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Pardon the slight thread drift, but this posting just make me think that I need to go get some Braunschweiger (spelling?), good cheese, German mustard, rye bread, something else I can't recall right this second, need to go check my recipe box.

Yum this will make a good lunch in a couple hours, and supper too!


Sliced onion.

And I like all kinds of stinky cheese.




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