My DH says it is unreasonable as 3-4 should be sufficient - I say he is BU - Mumsnet jury return the verdict please
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AIBU?
To have 7 different types of cheese in my fridge
107 replies
Jamdoughnutfiend · 16/06/2013 13:14
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DawnOfTheDee ·
16/06/2013 13:15
You are not BU. You may be my new best friend 
As long as none goes to waste who cares? The more the better I say!
apostropheuse ·
16/06/2013 13:16
Stealth boast there OP.
(Oh and YANBU - the more cheese the better)
Eyesunderarock ·
16/06/2013 13:18
Do you eat them all?
If not, remove his choices from the shopping list and see how he feels. 
We have loads of different sorts, bought weekly and eaten by different members of the house. Rather like our bread situation.
TheMagicKeyCanFuckOff ·
16/06/2013 13:19
7?
Am very 
that you can eat cheese, I can't. Although actually, the only taste I had of cheese made me think it was disgusting (and then I ended up in the doctor's so it kind of made the experience worse...)
I have 6 types of chocolate spread.
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BigBoobiedBertha ·
16/06/2013 13:23
We probably have about 6 at the moment. Some frankly a bit crap (DS1 loves Dairylea slices 
) but some are the real thing - stilton and nice cheddar.
YANBU and I don't much like cheese unless it is melted or soft cheese flavoured with garlic or chilli. I really don't like the texture of cheese except for those.
YABU though, if don't eat them as a family
ipswichwitch ·
16/06/2013 13:27
I've only got 3 (not done the shopping yet), so I now have cheese envy
Personally I think it's unreasonable to expect you to be able to function on 3 varieties or less. Oh, and food is most definitely for pleasure (as well as keeping you alive and stuff). I suggest you only give your DH stuff he hates and inform him that since he believes food is not for pleasure he can only eat things that give him no joy whatsoever. That'll teach him
Eyesunderarock ·
16/06/2013 13:31
Why is he grumpy?
Are you buying gigantic blocks that hog the fridge? In which case, the answer is to acquire another fridge.
smoked applewood
wensleydale
manchego
pie d'angloyes
something odd and squishy and French (OH)
slipcote with basil
peppered goat's cheese
cheddar
halloumi
paneer
philly
cottage cheese
feta
ahhh. Um. Good thing he's not living with us then.
badbride ·
16/06/2013 13:31
Looking at those lists and thinking, "Good Heavens! No mould-ripened or blue-veined cheeses?"
'Tis the mark of an elegant cheeseboard to have those. What will the neighbours think?"
herladyship ·
16/06/2013 13:33
YABU
I'll be round with some crackers to sort this situation out! 
FeegleFion ·
16/06/2013 13:35
I'll bring some pears and port!
It is never U to have all that lovely cheese!
I'd refuse to share with him for such insolence
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FeegleFion ·
16/06/2013 13:37
Oh and I fully support badbride she can bring some scummy blue offerings
badbride ·
16/06/2013 13:37
Absolutely, Leviticus, as long as you remember to pass the port to the left
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