Limburger?
"pavane" > wrote:
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>"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
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>> We were "gifted" with two packages of limburger cheese, one a process
>> veriety that is spreadable, and the other a brick style with a semi-soft
>> ripened consistency.
>>
>> On a Google search I found a "recipe' for a sandwich made on pumpernickel
>> spread with limburger with slices of sweet onion and liverwurst. I'd call
>> that a "triple whammy"!
>>
>> Beyond the obvious of eating on crackers or using on a sandwich, are there
>> any other good ways to eat this?
>>
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>Limburger is mainly a cheese to eat on crackers or as you did on
>pumpernickel with the onion. You might consider throwing the
>process variety out for the cats and birds.
>
The processed variety is definitely not the quality of the brick but,
if all you have is the processed, it sure as hell beats CheezWhiz.
Ross.
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