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Poll: What is your favorite type of cheese?
  • 31.7% - Aged Cheddar 104
  • 12.5% - Parmigiano-Reggiano 41
  • 12.8% - Gruyère 42
  • 19.8% - Smoked Gouda 65
  • 2.1% - Limberger 7
  • 21% - Other (specify in the comments) 69
328 votes

Well, how do you fare compared to the Zeitgeist? Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed. For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?

llewrek


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Brie!

bdsmonkey


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Cambozola!

It's a very rich cross between a brie type cheese and a blue type cheese, consistency of a triple cream. SO GOOD! Maybe I'll have some tomorrow!

FredFairOaks


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Please make that Aged Sharp or Extra Sharp Cheddar...Now that is real cheese.

rworth01


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brie

acsullivan20


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the bluer the better!

buchera


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Gotta agree ... any bleu is the way to go!

edlada


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Real Emmentaler from Switzerland (no other country can make it like the Swiss) made from unpasteurized milk or a good, well aged Provolone, you know, the kind that makes your cheeks flush when you bite into it.

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sumerland3


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Habanero Jack

hlyarbrough


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Garlic herb chevre (goat cheese).

polarbear22


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Manchego

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cmaxelson


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PepperJack and Muenster

North316


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Growing up it was always muenster or colby-jack. Now It is a good blue-cheese or this awesome Merlot Cheese I discovered at costco.

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Discord


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Gorgonzola. Stinky cheese FTW!

klinemic


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Bleu!

mrpooba


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Aged gouda / Beemster.

mkerdmann


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String cheese.

sthnbelle


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Bleu, please.

rhonegeek


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St. Andre

cinnapixie


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swiss

bmr13


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Pinconning Cheese!

natalieug


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Brie, Meunster, and Cotija.

kmc4637


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Havarti, but no dill. Love me some pepperjack too.

bblhed


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American, Privalone(sp), Gorgonzola the list goes on.

kkays


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Provel

olperfesser


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Aged sharp cheddar, like Cabot or Tillamook, Smoked Gouda or Edam from Holland, Jarlsberg, and Brie. Depends on the mood and the wine...

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hogfatt


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polarbear22 wrote:Manchego



Same, but I also LOVE Gouda. It's pretty close, but I have to stick with aged Manchego.

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ToadiesLB


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I agree with the Brie!

TJFoxxxx


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I voted Limburger, but any of the stinky cheeses are nice.

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jawlz


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I *love* good aged gouda that is hard and has those wonderfully crunchy calcium deposits, but am not that keen on smoked gouda, actually.

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MathUhhhSaurus


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Provolone, mozzarella, and feta. Oh wait. Am I supposed to choose something that goes with wine? :D

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knobody


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smoked rambol, stilton, 5 year aged gouda, st. andre, danish blue, gorgonzola

orchmaven


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llewrek wrote:Brie!



I totally can't believe brie wasn't an option!

orchmaven


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How did Brie not make the original list?!!

KtCallista


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provolone, or a good havarti

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I would have expected nothing less.
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cheron98


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Manchego. Preferably 12-year aged. With a nice Spanish red. That is my happy place

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Aracos


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Pepper Jack and Provolone rank at the top for me.

captivity


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mmmm blue brie

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