My step-dad loves cheese (extra old sharp Cheddar) with apple pie. His father was English; we are Canadian from Alberta. If you haven’t tried it, try it!
Hmm… all three of them are in there, in fact, but it would be a shame if your only exposure to them was as names in a thirty-year-old skit.
I can only suggest that you curtail your Doping activities, sally forth and infiltrate your nearest place of purveyance to negotiate the vending of some cheesy comestibles.
I guess I only remembered Wensleydale because that sounds like it could be somebody’s name. Mr. Wensleydale… see how name-like that sounds?
My father is originally from the Bronx, and he always likes a slice of cheese melted on his apple pie when available. Cheddar is preferred, but I’ve seen him use a good ol’ Kraft single in a pinch.
I’ve tried it and didn’t mind it, but I prefer a good vanilla ice cream.
Speak for yourself.
If it’s good enough for Travis Bickle, it’s good enough for me.
Interesting. I learned to love a sharp Cheddar on apple pie from my mom, who’s from around Erie. Of course, maybe she learned it from my dad - he grew up all the way over in Lancaster. Oh, and it’s never melted, although it does taste best if it’s had the chance to come to room temperature.
While I’ll often take some vanilla ice cream with fruit pies, I think whipped cream is just too sweet and frothy to stand up to them. I save that for the pumpkin pie.
Yeah, and I don’t like it.
Don’t like cheesecake???!!!??? :eek:
Neither do I. Can not STAND it.
This is strange. The words are all in English, but somehow they refuse to come together to form a sensical sentence. Odd.
We’ve had a thread about this sometime back…
Anyway, I not only love warm apple pie with a big slice of cheddar for dessert, I will also have a slice of cold apple pie, slice of cheese, and a couple of poached eggs for breakfast! Yummmmm!
Not only have i never eaten cheese with pie, I’ve never in my life ever seen anyone else eat cheese with pie. Ever.
I’ve heard of it, but figured it was a really regional U.S. thing. I now see it’s not.
Can’t stand cheesecake???!!!??? :eek: