Hehehehe.

I love strawberry ice cream. But I'm pretty sure you said you hated it.

I like strawberry milkshakes but not just strawberry ice cream.

I don't like strawberry ice cream, no. I like pure solo strawberries. Oh, and chocolate-covered ones.

Strawberry milkshakes are great too.

Strawberries alone are awesome too. The chocolate covered ones are nice sometimes.

I wonder if they are ever going to make strawberries covered in cheese. I bet that would be tasty! But not that fake cheese stuff, I mean, real cheese. White cheese that's melted.

NO‼ No it wouldn't! Omg! I TRUSTED you!

What?! You don't like cheese and fruit!?
D8

Or right, you can't have cheese...

cheescake is sooo my guilty pleasure, especially blackcherry cheesecake. if there's truly an original sin, that's it right there ��

No. You can't do that with cheese‼ Omg. The poor strawberries. *hides them from crazy cheese fans* Cheese on fruit sounds TERRIFYING. And that's not the lactose intolerance talking.

cheese = / = fruit

>.>

just sayin.

What!

I bet you guys are going to tell me next that peanut butter and pickles isn't the BEST DAMN THING ON THE PLANET?!

Ewwwwww...... >.>

That's nasty. Pickles alone are nasty enough.

lol, its not like its cheddar, or stilton cheeses. cheesecake is made from the finest full-fat soft cheese/creamy goat's cheese/mascarpone on the market. and it doesn't taste cheesy in the least. just like carrot cake doesn't taste like rabbit food, or buffalo wings taste like cowpat. the cheeses used, once prepared, are no different in taste or constitution than say clotted cream, or natural yoghurt. additionally, you can get non-dairy cheesecake too ��

cheesecake and fruit is a different story. Ava sounded like she was talking about actual cheese >.>

lol, maybe with cranberries, or some other 'savory complimentary' fruit compote. but I'm not too sure about sacrificing luscious strawberries to the Cheese Liberation Front. especially not melted, unless we've reverted to the seventies, and fondu is all the rage. although, if its melted chocolate, on the other hand, let there be strawberries of it ��

cheese fondu is good on pretzels and the like >.>


but chocolate strawberry

loooool, chocolate strawberries is a thing. at my sister's wedding (she hired a beautiful white mansion, the one David Niven lived in after the war, it was surrounded by a serene forest full of wild deer and frolicking rabbits. very Disney) there was a white chocolate fountain with various assorted nibbles to dip in it. they had to refill the strawberry section eleventy times, and still it was empty everytime I got to it ��

What! No cheese and fruit together?
Never had apples and cheese? Or grapes and cheese?

I once made a grilled cheese with apples on it and it was amazing!

eleventy times

Apples and grapes, I am so sorry.

I just can't believe people do not like fruit and cheese together.
When I fly first class they give me grapes with cheese. I thought people liked that!
So sad.

Apparently I have weird taste buds. No carrots and peanut butter either?
No cookies with milk? No crackers and hummus? No honey and peaches?

well yeah, of course I have, I am English after all. but not on whopping great slices of gorgonzola. at whine and cheese parties you get those half grapefruit platters with cheese/apple/grape etc cubes on cocktail sticks and kerplunked into the back of the grapefruit so it looks like an edible hedgehog (you don't have hedgehogs your side of the pond. they look like cute little short haired porcupines, with button noses and chibbi eyes. and they live at the bottom of your garden with the fairies). so, if I'm to be true to my roots and the jelly and icecream birthday parties we all had as kids, I cannot put cheese with fruits into room 101. sorry ��

Ah another englishman.

I am always talking to jelly about the curious differences between the English and us Americans.

Cheese-covered fruit sounds pretty room 101.

I haven't drank milk since Anthony Lamb laughed half a pint out of his nose in primary school, but Santa loves milk and cookies, so they're safe. hummus is great with crackers, or pitta wedges just as a healthy snack, so that's safe. honey and peaches? I guess its a healthy snack. not something I would do, but I'm a man and we like food to fill us to the brim. I'm drawing the line at your peanut butter fetishes. its way too processed to be healthy so it has no excuse being matched up with succulent carrot sticks. its a good way to get kids to eat their veggies though, so I'm conflicted. grrrr, I can't even put melted cheese with fruit in there because I already gave it a reprieve. ok, you win. the combinations you've selected are all passable. but only as an alternative snack. anything's got to be better than poptarts. can you say MSG!! ��