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kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
the problem with the flat osethøvl u posted is... some cheese probably is too wide xD
why is that a problem, it slices perfectly fine
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murdurur wrote:
Maxwell wrote:
murdurur wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
cheese is such an elaborate subject cause when i talk abt cheese im talking abt gulost which translates to yellow cheese, but yellow cheese in america is cheddar n that aint it n some ppl call it hvitost, but white cheese aint it either

but then again maybe all norwegian gulosts arent the same cheese
to be fair i dont know cheeses

but on the topic of gulost, synnøve and jarlsberg are 10/10



but also what IS gulost in english? is gulost a common thing in all countries or is it a nordic thing? cause i feel like if u talk cheese in for example america, they dont eat cheese like we do with a whole block of mild delicious gulost that u slice thinly and have on ur bread, there the cheese is either cheddar pre-sliced or cheeses u cut chunks and eat with grapes and crackers



i honestly love cheese

it's *hvitost omg im so triggered
kvitost 

that works too
anything but gulost, god forbid
sounds like gulsott
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Rotte wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
cheese is such an elaborate subject cause when i talk abt cheese im talking abt gulost which translates to yellow cheese, but yellow cheese in america is cheddar n that aint it n some ppl call it hvitost, but white cheese aint it either

but then again maybe all norwegian gulosts arent the same cheese
to be fair i dont know cheeses

but on the topic of gulost, synnøve and jarlsberg are 10/10



but also what IS gulost in english? is gulost a common thing in all countries or is it a nordic thing? cause i feel like if u talk cheese in for example america, they dont eat cheese like we do with a whole block of mild delicious gulost that u slice thinly and have on ur bread, there the cheese is either cheddar pre-sliced or cheeses u cut chunks and eat with grapes and crackers



i honestly love cheese
Im pretty sure we honestly just call it ost here, else u refer to names like klovborg or gamle ole
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Rotte wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
the problem with the flat osethøvl u posted is... some cheese probably is too wide xD
why is that a problem, it slices perfectly fine
what xD i meant the cheese is too wide u cant fit it, idk that was just from what i could see, i never used one! haha
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murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate
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Rotte wrote:
murdurur wrote:
Ella wrote:
do u guys have these 

no
they are  
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Croatoan wrote:
murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate
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Maxwell wrote:
murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate
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murdurur wrote:
Ella wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
the problem with the flat osethøvl u posted is... some cheese probably is too wide xD
why is that a problem, it slices perfectly fine
what xD i meant the cheese is too wide u cant fit it, idk that was just from what i could see, i never used one! haha

you're not really supposed to fit the entire cheese in it. you just slice one side first and then the other so it evens out
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kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
the problem with the flat osethøvl u posted is... some cheese probably is too wide xD
why is that a problem, it slices perfectly fine
what xD i meant the cheese is too wide u cant fit it, idk that was just from what i could see, i never used one! haha
yes it slices perfectly fine even if the cheese is two ostehøvlers width
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Rotte wrote:
murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate

I never understood that cheese, why is it... so... yellow
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Limited wrote:
Ella wrote:
murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate

I never understood that cheese, why is it... so... yellow
It looked like caramel cheese haha
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Rotte wrote:
murdurur wrote:
Ella wrote:
kruspersille wrote:
why is that a problem, it slices perfectly fine
what xD i meant the cheese is too wide u cant fit it, idk that was just from what i could see, i never used one! haha

you're not really supposed to fit the entire cheese in it. you just slice one side first and then the other so it evens out
now i think that makes sense to me xD
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kruspersille wrote:
Ella wrote:
murdurur wrote:
can we all take a moment to appreciate

I never understood that cheese, why is it... so... yellow
its caramelized 
a sweet cheese
kinda dessert-ish
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Maxwell wrote:
my sister brought brunost with her back to Japan in February and she made her friends addicted.
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