So, in case you hadn't guessed from the above, I'm off to the windy city on Friday. Squeee!
*LJs this*
So, in case you hadn't guessed from the above, I'm off to the windy city on Friday. Squeee!
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Not quite the Neverending Story
I mentioned a couple of weeks back that I was playing The Longest Journey - an entry of that oft-neglected genre of computer games, the…
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Random media ramblings...
SomethingAwful has a bunch of B-Movie-style poster spoofs which are well worth a look. Page 8 has the HP one, most of the rest are pretty good…
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Movie misdirection...
And the "totally misleading trailer of the week" award goes to Bridge to Terabithia. Given the current cinematic drought, I was happy to catch a…
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Not quite the Neverending Story
I mentioned a couple of weeks back that I was playing The Longest Journey - an entry of that oft-neglected genre of computer games, the…
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Random media ramblings...
SomethingAwful has a bunch of B-Movie-style poster spoofs which are well worth a look. Page 8 has the HP one, most of the rest are pretty good…
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Movie misdirection...
And the "totally misleading trailer of the week" award goes to Bridge to Terabithia. Given the current cinematic drought, I was happy to catch a…
October 9 2003, 01:22:24 UTC 17 years ago
We don't say 'Brie' for a type. There are maybe three cheeses that can specifically be called Brie. Camembert is closer to being a method, but still, it only refers to some more specific cheeses than people seem to think. Not every cheese looking like it and round and in the same kind of box IS camembert.
And Camembert and Bries DEFINITELY don't taste the same. Hmph.
*mock-glares*
Have a good trip! Buy stringy cheese! *g*
October 9 2003, 06:34:19 UTC 17 years ago
I'm not familiar with detail of Brie, but I do recall that Camembert is tied to a specific region, in the same way that not all sparkling wine is Champagne. Actually, ISTR a news article the other day about the EU expanding this name protection beyond France.
And I didn't say they tasted the same, only that one was like the other. Besides they both vary in flavour considerably with ripeness etc.
*mock-pouts*
Not sure about the string cheese, tho.
BTW, unless I'm having a total brain fade, I don't think you've sent me money for the Nimbus room yet. *hints*
October 9 2003, 07:34:19 UTC 17 years ago
Francophiles are good. :D
October 9 2003, 10:49:12 UTC 17 years ago
Hopfully will be Christmasing chez les parents in France this year :-)
October 9 2003, 11:04:44 UTC 17 years ago
October 9 2003, 11:09:30 UTC 17 years ago
Ta muchly!
October 12 2003, 16:18:49 UTC 17 years ago
Agreed! I much prefer Brie myself. Brie de Meaux. Mmmmm. I love Brie when it is ripe as hell and smells like something from the dark ages. :D
Interesting fact: cranberry juice and Camembert rind is the worst taste combination ever.