bleu cheese
- Adamster
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bleu cheese
this is stupid question from me whom been to amsterdam 5-6
iv been reading about this bleu chese! WHAT IS IT? Where to find it? and how mush is it??
iv been reading about this bleu chese! WHAT IS IT? Where to find it? and how mush is it??
- islandgurl
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Only place I've ever seen it is at Bluebird Coffeeshop. I almost didn't buy it because it looked a little dry to me, but the woman behind the counter assured me it was very good. I tried it and was pleasantly surprised so I bought another gram. I have to say the "look" didn't match the effect. It was better than it looked imo.
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aaron
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Its a weed. funnily enough I had some blue cheese in the UK a while back, but it was poorly dried and cured and had a harsh taste and hardly any high, but I put this down to the grower rather the strain. I think its from Bid Buddah seeds.
I really need to try cheese in holland, we used to get loads of it in the UK a while ago and I always thought it was mediocre. Id love to have it now though, seen a resurgance of grit lately.
Let me know if you see it in a coffeeshop, ill be there in December!
I really need to try cheese in holland, we used to get loads of it in the UK a while ago and I always thought it was mediocre. Id love to have it now though, seen a resurgance of grit lately.
Let me know if you see it in a coffeeshop, ill be there in December!
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smoker_moby
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Cheese and Blue Cheese
The only place i have ever seen blue cheese was at bluebird and i also thought it looked a bit dry but as i mentioned in my report i thought it was one of the best smokes of the trip. There should be some normal cheese in the dam at the moment as alot of the cs are entering it in the cup i think.
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- Ash333
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had some blue cheese from bluebird on valentines day (14-2-08)
was really good. it looked quite dry, but when u smoke it..... drools.
soo tasty. strong stony smoke with incredibly enjoyably FX, but the taste, oh the taste, that is some special stuff. still have 0.3g for a rainy day, a special rainy day.
it was E13 for 1.2g i think. worth every penny.
if you like blue strains a must try on my list is the stella blue from Coffeeshop Anyday, not as strong, but a similar beautiful flavour. that was about 9E a gram.
was really good. it looked quite dry, but when u smoke it..... drools.
soo tasty. strong stony smoke with incredibly enjoyably FX, but the taste, oh the taste, that is some special stuff. still have 0.3g for a rainy day, a special rainy day.
it was E13 for 1.2g i think. worth every penny.
if you like blue strains a must try on my list is the stella blue from Coffeeshop Anyday, not as strong, but a similar beautiful flavour. that was about 9E a gram.
- Boner
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Grey Area's is Big Buddahs as well, as is Greenhouse's and Barneys Bluecheese is BBC crossed with Blueberry, Hunters use Big Buddah as do Rookies, Homegrown Fantasy claim to of crossed the real UK Cheese with something and claim its the closest, I just thought it was the same as Big Buddahs.Ash333 wrote:thats not real cheese. Its been crossed with Afghaan by BIG BUDDAH.Boner wrote:Head down to Katsu for Big Buddahs Cheese.
Gray Area's stuff is the real deal supposedly.
Being pedantic and knobbish since 1972
