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Cold and hard or soft and warm?
Summer Breeze
15-01-2014
How do you like your cheese and chocolate?

Me, well I like my cheese at room temp so a bit on the warm side and a bit soft if a proper soft cheese like Brie etc, but I like my chocolate straight from the fridge and rock hard but let it melt in my mouth.
fizzle90
15-01-2014
Originally Posted by Summer Breeze:
“How do you like your cheese and chocolate?

Me, well I like my cheese at room temp so a bit on the warm side and a bit soft if a proper soft cheese like Brie etc, but I like my chocolate straight from the fridge and rock hard but let it melt in my mouth.”

I'm the exact opposite, I like my cheese straight from the fridge (otherwise I find it gets all sweaty - yuck) and my chocolate at room temperature, or a bit warmer.
ericos
16-01-2014
Both from the fridge here
chopsim
16-01-2014
I thought this was gonna be about boiled eggs..haha.
Chocolate from the fridge and warm cheese for me too.
Pumping Iron
16-01-2014
Cold chocolate, warm/melted cheese.
petral_gal
16-01-2014
Room temperature for both please!
PrincessTT
16-01-2014
With both cheese and chocolate I like them either cold & straight from the fridge, or hot & melted... Nothing in the middle though.
angel10578
16-01-2014
Both at room temperature - the flavours are so much more poignant

My mother puts chocolate in the fridge and I cannot understand why anyone would!! Ruins the taste if eaten straight from imo
shmisk
17-01-2014
thought it was going to be about boiled eggs

both cold
Studmuffin
17-01-2014
Hard cheese cold from the fridge, soft cheese warmer not straight from the fridge. I don't eat/like chocolate.
Utopian Girl
20-01-2014
Cheese room temp - I rarely eat chocolate but I don't mind it from the fridge - room temp is more sickly IMO.

Digressing - I like salad room temp as you can taste the tomatoes etc much better - love cold tap water, but my soup, cooked food etc, have to be hot - my Turkish MIL is a great cook but she ( and most of them out there) serve food room temp or like warm. It spoils it for me, even hubby prefers it the way I like it now too. I think it's because they don't like microwaves & can't be bothered to take time to reheat for home cooking.
walterwhite
20-01-2014
Originally Posted by petral_gal:
“Room temperature for both please!”

Yeah same here, can't abide cold chocolate.
luckylila
20-01-2014
Chocolate at room temperature (unless it's a heat wave, in which case we store it in the fridge just to stop it melting).

Cheese from the fridge (Wensleydale, cheddar and Philly. I guess I'd serve brie at room temperature if I ever bought it, but I don't).

Tomatoes - always kept in a fruit bowl at room temperature. (Tomatoes straight from the fridge taste of nothing).
LostFool
20-01-2014
Cheese needs a little time to warm up to get the flavours going but not so warm that it starts to melt.

Not too fussed about how my chocolate comes. I'd eat it any way.
Badcat
20-01-2014
Both room temp! (part from extra strong cheddar which I love straight from the fridge)

Choc from the fridge is just so wrong.
Summer Breeze
20-01-2014
I used to eat my cheese straight from the fridge and enjoyed it that way for years.
I now love it at room temp.
I like it melted too.
Welsh-lad
21-01-2014
Hate cold chocolate.

Cheese - I don't mind either way. Cold cheddar is nice, as is room-temperature camembert or brie.
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