Flavoured Breads
Cheese and Onion Sour
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More specifically: strong cheese. Strong stinky cheese. In fact, the stronger and stinkier the better. Ideally we’re talking Christmas cheese. Christmas cheese found in the back of the fridge some time in late October. Christmas cheese labelled Dec ‘14. You get the idea.
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