You mean there's a chain of places called Cheese Centre at train stations? I'm not sure if that sounds like a great or a really sad idea!
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They're called International Cheese Centres, and they sell top notch cheese sandwiches.
I have a standing dare of a fiver, for some one to challenge them on what's wrong with our national cheeses.
For me its gotta be tuna melt. Cant go wrong with a tuna melt....
As for our national cheese...main problem is its beaten hands down by every other nation. Greece has Hallumi, Italy has Mozzerlla ect ect. If it wasent for the awesomeness of other cheese, then our pwns! 
What about Caerphilly, or a really good Cheddar, or Yarg wrapped in nettles?
That said tuna melt kicks ass.
Quote: Graham Bandage @ May 12 2008, 4:42 PM BSTCould you explain the filling of a Tuna Crunch please, Roscoff? I imagine there's some tuna in it, and also some sort of crunchy element, but otherwise we do need a little more detail.
No 
I like caerphilly, but then I like Monterey Jack and that really is naff.
Quote: sootyj @ May 12 2008, 9:16 PM BSTThey're called International Cheese Centres, and they sell top notch cheese sandwiches.
Do they think they're the dairy version of IHoP or something?
They are a range of shops, that are at the heart of a trade, e.g. it's centre, they sell cheese, and the cheese they sell is international in nature.
What do you want them to call themselves?
Library, with out books, but cheeses of the world.
Pet shop, that only sells cheese, but no animals.
Are we living in a world of so much, rebranding, and spin, that we mock a centre of international cheeses, for calling it's self international cheese centre?
I just looked at their site, it has a cheese finder.
I could do with one of those, sort of a dairy based satnav.
'The Cheese Shop' would work quite well, and not be nearly as misleading.
"Elephant and Castle. One place name, two broken promises."
Quote: Griff @ May 13 2008, 12:05 AM BSTPS Woo hoo! Aaron's sweary filter doesn't catch upper case pottymouthing.
You should just turn it off. It's silly.
There's a ruddy great statue of an Elephant and a Castle out side, is that not good enough for you?
Do you expect to see a grumpy monarch, at King's Cross? And frankly I dread to think what you expect Liverpool Street, or Mud chute to look like?
And having sampled different products from the International Cheese Center. I defy any of you nay sayers to name a better dedicated international cheese center more deserving of the title.
Well Maybe Neal's Yard, but they're more of a national cheese center.
Quote: Griff @ May 13 2008, 12:05 AM BSTOr anything rather than "International Cheese Centre".
IT'S NOT THE ONLY FUCKING SHOP THAT SELLS CHEESE FROM ABROAD.
Most travel agents sell international flights and holidays. Doesn't stop them calling themselves "Travel International" or some such.
By the way, I've been to one of these cheese shops, and their cheddar is gorgeous.
*ducks*
Quote: sootyj @ May 13 2008, 12:16 AM BSTThere's a ruddy great statue of an Elephant and a Castle out side, is that not good enough for you?
Do you expect to see a grumpy monarch, at King's Cross? And frankly I dread to think what you expect Liverpool Street, or Mud chute to look like?
And having sampled different products from the International Cheese Center. I defy any of you nay sayers to name a better dedicated international cheese center more deserving of the title.
Well Maybe Neal's Yard, but they're more of a national cheese center.
Mudchute*
Anyway.
centre* >_<
Huzzah! If horribly expensive. They provide a great service that if you want to get a fancy none booze present for a dinner party, and you're traveling to one of those God less commuter stations with no shops near by.
They also sell ace sandwiches, and chilled bears. They kick those fancy baguette shops something rotten.
I aim to open a porn store.
International Wanking Center
Centre*