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	<title>Comments on: Eat Cheese</title>
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		<title>By: Mick</title>
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		<description>If you like full flavored bries try a camembert. It has similar texture but a fuller taste. if possible get a french camembert, american ones seem to be very bland. If you like sweet soft  cheeses try a pierre robert, brillat savarin, st. andre or a fromage d&#039;affinois. Personally I have a strong dislike for morbier. I cant get past the smell I feel it tastes a lot like it smells. However its italian cousin taleggio ( also a washed rind cheese) is a much more moderate tasting less &quot;stinky&quot; cheese that has an excellent texture. I bet since its been 3 years since this post you&#039;ve had a chance to expand your cheese pallate. In fact all the cheeses I&#039;ve mentioned except for morbier are personal likes. If you know any good cheeses feel free to send me an e-mail.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you like full flavored bries try a camembert. It has similar texture but a fuller taste. if possible get a french camembert, american ones seem to be very bland. If you like sweet soft  cheeses try a pierre robert, brillat savarin, st. andre or a fromage d&#8217;affinois. Personally I have a strong dislike for morbier. I cant get past the smell I feel it tastes a lot like it smells. However its italian cousin taleggio ( also a washed rind cheese) is a much more moderate tasting less &#8220;stinky&#8221; cheese that has an excellent texture. I bet since its been 3 years since this post you&#8217;ve had a chance to expand your cheese pallate. In fact all the cheeses I&#8217;ve mentioned except for morbier are personal likes. If you know any good cheeses feel free to send me an e-mail.</p>
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