Not to mention that I frequently tell Chef that I’d give up all sweets for the rest of my life if I could have a steady supply of artisan cheese in my fridge.

A friend of mine once asked me: if you were forced to give up either cheese or oral sex for the rest of your life, which one would you choose?

I’m still thinking about that one.

Pop on some Wallace & Gromit and work him up to Wensleydale.

The health-conscious often shun whole milk but a new study suggests that adults who favor full-fat dairy gain less weight over time.

Swedish researchers found that among more than 19,000 middle-aged women, those who had at least one serving of whole milk or cheese each day put on less weight over the next 9 years than women who consumed these foods less often.

(Reuters-New York)”

http://newsuk.wordpress.com/2007/01/04/caldwell-on-saddam-us-would-have-done-things-differently/

I think that cheese can be part of a healthy diet, although I don’t eat it. Mozzarella sticks are obviously a better snack for your kids than, say, Fudgesicles, but they’re still pretty effing bad for you.

Still, RIP, cheese “adverts.”