Any Brie Cheese Eaters

beerdoodle · Oct 11, 2011

Burbank Bob said:
I was actually rambling about Brie...

Now.. Sardines? Hah.. I'm married to a Russian. I eat LOTS of sardines. She likes the bigger ones with bones and all, but I like em small and slippery with some horseradish, or mustard with a cracker.

with a vodka chaser...................what a country......

Burbank Bob · Oct 11, 2011

beerdoodle said:
with a vodka chaser...................what a country......

She is not fan of the potato mash... I rather enjoy it tho! She is a Red-Wine-Aholic

beerdoodle · Oct 11, 2011

Burbank Bob said:
She is not fan of the potato mash... I rather enjoy it tho! She is a Red-Wine-Aholic

When i was in germany for 4 years, the hot drink was red wine and cola, a 50/50 mix. I remember it was very good, but cannot recall how many i drank. This was before yagermeister/redbull.

Burbank Bob · Oct 11, 2011

beerdoodle said:
When i was in germany for 4 years, the hot drink was red wine and cola, a 50/50 mix. I remember it was very good, but cannot recall how many i drank. This was before yagermeister/redbull.

I never understood the attraction to the YagerSyrup.. Stuff smells foul, tastes foul.. Kinda like motor oil... :yes:

Lightningjack · Oct 11, 2011

beerdoodle said:
how regular are ya?

It got pretty old eating it after the first 5-6 years, How many jobs can you say you get paid to cut the cheese... :lol:

PhotoRob06 · Oct 11, 2011

There are these crackers called water crackers that I found in most supermarkets. There the thinest, best crackers for cheese that I've found.

Cheese is great, brie included. Never had it with sardines, although I eat them too. I'll have to try combining them.

Rudy · Oct 11, 2011

Love a good brie spread on some French bread and a nice glass of Merlot. :yes:

Any Brie Cheese Eaters

beerdoodle

Burbank Bob

beerdoodle

Burbank Bob

Lightningjack

PhotoRob06

Rudy

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