Do you remember my post about Wensleydale Cheese? It still seems to be one of my favourite British cheeses. The producers introduced some new types, in particular one that I have not tried yet although I am very interested in - Wensleydale with chocolate.
Today I have cute "Wallace & Gromit's Cheesy Cook Book" to give away. Wallace and Gromit have become celebrity chefs and launched this cook book featuring their favourite cheese dishes.
To win this book you have to leave a comment to this post stating which British cheese is your favourite one and why. Please note: mentioning the Wensleydale Cheese does not give you extra points, however if it really is your favourite one, please do not hesitate to write about it. I simply want to explore some more tasty British cheeses, so I am very excited to read about your favourite ones.
This give away will be closed on Friday, 20th May at midnight. Please note: UK readers only.
Good luck!
Today I have cute "Wallace & Gromit's Cheesy Cook Book" to give away. Wallace and Gromit have become celebrity chefs and launched this cook book featuring their favourite cheese dishes.
To win this book you have to leave a comment to this post stating which British cheese is your favourite one and why. Please note: mentioning the Wensleydale Cheese does not give you extra points, however if it really is your favourite one, please do not hesitate to write about it. I simply want to explore some more tasty British cheeses, so I am very excited to read about your favourite ones.
This give away will be closed on Friday, 20th May at midnight. Please note: UK readers only.
Good luck!
ooh I love cheese and it has to be Scottish Cheddar for me! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is cheddar with port, but it's not really British, it's Irish. So I'll go for Cheshire. I love it's crumbly texture and slightly lemony taste. It's fantastic in soups!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is cheshire. I'm going through a double gloucester phase at the moment though!
ReplyDeleteI have different favourites depending on how I'm feeling at the time, but Cornish Blue has consistently been in my top 5 since I first had it about 10 years ago. Montgomery Cheddar is pretty fab too, but very expensive.
ReplyDeleteOOh, I like Cornish Yarg a lot but currently, I've got got a bit of a cheese crush on fresh goats cheese - the young stuff without rind.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the last time I tried Wensleydale. Looks like I might have to give it another go.
Mine is actually Wensleydale, which I have loved since I was a child and ate Wensleydale in Wensleydale! I like the fact that it's crumbly and slightly sweet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your comments. As you probably know the winner was revealed. Please stay tuned, as I may have another book to give away soon. :) All the best and thanks for joining this giveaway!
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