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	Cheese Reviews at Beaver Cheese dot Org
		Cheshire - 1, 2, 3 A dense, sharp, crumbly cheese.
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		Edam - 1, 2 A semi-hard nutty cheese.
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	Science Fair Projects - Cheese Shop sketch
		The secondary punchline of this sketch is when John Cleese, who at the beginning said he wasn't annoyed by the music, suddenly loudly interrupts the musicians and tells them to stop.
		The sketch was reworked for The Brand New Monty Python Bok, becoming a two-player game in which one player ("The CUSTOMER") must keep naming different cheeses, and the other player ("The SHOPKEEPER") must keep coming up with different excuses (otherwise "the CUSTOMER wins and may punch the SHOPKEEPER in the TEETH").
		The sketch was parodied in an episode of The Young Ones.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Cheese_Shop_sketch (597 words)

	Cheese Shop sketch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia cheese hat Cookie By Design (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The sketch is a fairly typical John Cleese set-piece.
		In essence, John Cleese attempts to purchase some cheese from the cheese shop; unfortunately the proprietor, Mr.
		In 2003, the shop relocated and enlarged to its current 9,000 square feet.
	www.cookiebydesign.info /cheese-hat/cheese-shop-sketch-wikipedia-the-free-encyclopedia/188 (135 words)

	Blend = Bla
		Official: This is an extremely rare cheese from the Tarentaise region of the Savoie, on the verge of extinction.
		While this cheese can be quite funky when fully aged, we tend to sell out before it gets to that point so it tends to maintain some youthfull tanginess from the goat’s milk while still giving you underlying richness and farmy flavors.
		Kasseri is the cheese used in the famous Greek dish saganaki, where it’s sautéed in butter, sprinkled with lemon juice and sometimes flamed with brandy.
	www.coldbacon.com /cheese.html (9873 words)

	Cheese Shop sketch
		The "Cheese Shop" sketch is a famous sketch from Monty Python's Flying Circus.
		The sketch was parodied by Alexei Sayle in an episode of The Young Ones.
		Sayle rushes into a shop and asks if it is a cheese shop.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/c/ch/cheese_shop_sketch.html (385 words)

	Rotten Tomatoes Forums - Most well-known Monty Python sketch?
		Dead Parrot Sketch: One of the most widely seen by this generation due to a lackluster reteaming of Cleese and Palin to perform this one, for no apparent reason, on a 1997 episode of Saturday Night Live.
		Cheese Shop Sketch: "The cat's eaten it" is probably the best-known line.
		The Crunchy Frog sketch actually isn't set in a candy shop - it takes place in a police station with the officers interrogating Jones' character over the contents of the candy box, as the Chapman character has eaten a few and become rather ill since finding out their contents.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showthread.php?t=405417 (1380 words)

	Portable Fiasco - by Lagged2Death (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		One might argue that the sketches, largely based on setting up comfortable stereotypes and contexts and then immediately smashing them all to bits, are free of anything conventionally understood to constitute "characters" at all.
		Today's calendar question involves a number of sketches that were fake TV news or documentary programs, like "Whicker Island," which featured an island inhabited by former television interviewers, and "The World Around Us," which was about a growing subculture of people who secretly enjoyed dressing up as mice.
		This sketch, for example, is a topsy-turvy version of a class conflict within one family.
	my.opera.com /Lagged2Death/archive/monthly/?day=20060130 (813 words)

	San Diego CityBEAT
		One, the Cheese Shop, in an earlier incarnation, used to sell cheese; and two, the décor has a “cheese theme,” including plastic cheeses in the dessert case, and a large cheese wedge hanging on the back wall.
		There might not be much print about cheese on the menu, but there is an entire page about soups, describing the care and slow-cooked goodness the Cheese Shop brings to each pot of soup du jour.
		The Cheese Shop serves a decent breakfast, the homemade corned beef hash being nicely spiced and crispy, if heavy on the unevenly cooked potatoes.
	www.sdcitybeat.com /article.php?id=1687 (682 words)

	Cheese Shop - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		Bought some really nice cheese at the weekend, can't remember what it was called but it was green, veiny (fnarr) and tasted faintly of something citrusy...
		it features a guy who owns a cheese shop filled with wierd and wonderful cheeses from all over the world and is simply small cuts between him giving sales pitches to different people as they enter the shop.
		To complete the cheese board would be a unpasturised Payson Breton Brie, a Sheeps Milk Wensleydale, a piece of St. Illtyd garlic and white wine flavoured soft Cheddar, maybe a bit of mature Gouda and some fresh moist Caerfilly.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?thread_id=10769&forum_id=1 (1095 words)

	UK Cheese Shop Sketch Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Canadian fresh cheeses are made with whey (lactoserum) extracted from whole or skim milk, and are often enriched with cream.
		This cheese is rindless and of a bright white colour; its texture is soft, granular or smooth, and creamy and velvety, according to the cheese.
		It is preferable to use previously frozen fresh cheeses in cooked dishes.
	www.your-cheese.co.uk /2/cheese-shop-sketch.php (514 words)

	YouTube - Monty Python - Cheese Shop sketch
		YouTube - Monty Python - Cheese Shop sketch
		I've just had some cheese in tribute to this sketch.
		The Cheese Shop sketch from MPFC with Jo The Cheese Shop sketch from MPFC with John Cleese and Michael Palin.
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=c3c3qJIwMDc (246 words)

	CHEESE - WE ALL LOVE IT - EAT CHEESE EAT CHEESE
		Cheese has been used in an incredibly large variety of TV, from John Cleese in 'The Cheese Shop Sketch' to Little Stuart.
		Many people say that cheese is a bad image of society, these people are wrong and should be shot.
		Cheeses are made in a huge variety of places, from Norwegian Jarlsberg to Japanese sage derby.
	www.freewebs.com /theamazingben/cheeseinthemedia.htm (150 words)

	Posts tagged with cheese \| MetaFilter
		Here in Canada, the dairy farmers' association had been promoting the buying of cheese and cooking with cheese, running a series of reverse-psychology TV commercials.
		Canada's dairy farmers have halted their "Stop cooking with cheese" advertising campaign after a wave of complaints about their latest TV ad.
		Homemade cheese is where it's at, making cheese at home is like extreme sports, but without the sweat and it tastes better.
	www.metafilter.com /tags/cheese (483 words)

	Scripts
		The sketch is centered around one main desire for each of the main characters.
		The Shop owner's want is to keep John Cleese as a customer for as long as possible, even though he is well aware that the shop is completely out of cheese.
		Sketches can be used for television (Monty Python's Flying Circus, MadTV, Saturday Night Live), live performance (a lot of Vaudville acts), and sometimes even film (Monty Python films are a succession of sketches tied together with a common plot).
	www.angelfire.com /indie/dwhale/scripts.htm (597 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Cheddar Cheese
		Though Cheddar was indeed sparse in the cheese shop, Cheddar remains the most widely-purchased and eaten cheese in the world.
		The distinctive flavour of the cheese is said to owe a great deal to the grazing provided by the rich pastures of the Somerset levels.
		Cleese's family name was actually Cheese, until his grandfather changed it prior to World War I. 'Hard Cheddar' is a jokey development of 'hard cheese,' which dates back to at least 1876 in the UK - this is ironic, since Cheddar is merely a semi-hard cheese.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A850754 (733 words)

	Chicagoist: Cheese of the Month Club
		The shop works with distributors to bring in some small-batch domestic cheeses from cheesy places like Wisconsin, California and Vermont.
		The light-yellow-colored cheese is made from raw cow’s milk and has a nice buttery aroma.
		The distinction as a cave-aged cheese is kind of silly, Matt says, since most cheeses are aged somewhere dark and damp and underground.
	www.chicagoist.com /archives/2006/10/27/cheese_of_the_month_club.php (920 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - The Stinkiest Cheese You Ever Did Eat
		It is a small brie-like cheese from France or Switzerland made during the winter, that is ripened well beyond what is done to brie.
		There are a few good cheese shops in New York that finish it correctly, so that the outside orangish-beige rind is covered with a light fur of green mold.
		The cheese is wrapped on the side with a thin band of spruce which adds and interesting pine note to the cheese.
	www.roadfood.com /forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2914 (3045 words)

	Caerphilly Cheese
		Caerphilly Cheeses are crumbly and off-white inside a pale ivory rind which is covered with a fine, powdery flour (rice flour is used now).
		The cheeses have a sharp smell and a slightly sour tang to the taste.
		There is an annual cheese race in Caerphilly -- a wheel of cheese on a tray has to be carried by two people and raced around the castle.
	www.practicallyedible.com /edible.nsf/pages/ed.0529 (787 words)

	The Road to Cairo
		The continued status of OFS can best be described by the famous Monty Python cheese shop sketch (see www.montypython.net/scripts/cheese.php for the complete script).
		In the sketch, the customer (John Cleese) asks the clerk (Michael Palin) for every conceivable type of cheese, but the shop is out of stock on every item.
		(Given the lesson of the Monty Python sketch, no doubt Microsoft is referring to the mild cheddar cheese called Longhorn, and not to cattle.) Call me a paranoid cynic, but I'm betting Microsoft is resurrecting OFS as a means to make data more accessible to users while making it less accessible to developers.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2002/0,4814,69882,00.html (660 words)

	Monte Python "Cheese Shop" Sketch: Analysis
		The cheese is laboriously handmade and derives solely from the March-to-June milk of free range Podoliche cattle who feast on blueberries, cornelian cherries, wild strawberries, juniper and other treats that all impart their aromas to the finished product.
		Though quite well known, the rarest French cheese is said by many to be Ossau-Iraty, an unpasteurized ewe’s milk semi-soft made by Basques.
		Bleu de Termignon is also prestigious and very rare, said to come exclusively from eight or ten Alpine cows of the mahogany Tarentais breed owned by a woman in her nineties.
	www.curiousnotions.com /interesting-cheese.html (281 words)

	English Cheese: Derby
		Sage Derby, pronounced "darby", is a green veined, semi-hard cheese with a mild sage flavour.
		Apparently, the oatmeal-coated cheese was enjoyed so much that from that day, Caboc has been made with an oaten coating.
		In Monty Python's Cheese Shop sketch, one of the cheeses requested is "Japanese" Sage Derby.
	www.fxfood.com /cheese/british/derby.php (217 words)

	Daily Llama - NEWS 2004_12_14 - Monty Python is Animators' Delight
		Cheese Emporium Goes Sci Fi A few years ago, an animator named Damian Surr posted a link on alt.fan.monty-python for fans to download a marvelous piece of animation he did of the Cheese Shop sketch as performed by two Douglas Adamsian characters generated entirely in CG.
		Damian intentionally had not watched the Cheese Shop sketch on TV, so his rendition features wonderfully fresh facial and body language, lending the sketch a new life.
		Before I did the Cheese Emporium sketch, I had only ever animated one small piece of lip sync (getting the character to speak to the words coming through the audio), and only really used characters one at a time in a scene.
	www.dailyllama.com /news/2004/llama262.html (2236 words)

	Digital Journal - The Best Cheese Shops in NYC
		With cheese from virtually every inch of Europe, Ideal Cheese's cheesemongers are known for sharing their extensive knowledge with all their customers.
		Just an addition for you Torontonians: if you are interested in really good cheeses and are looking for a good place to buy it (it is expensive, but very worth it!) The Cheese Boutique is the place you want to go.
		Artisanal cheese is expensive mostly due to mark-up, but you're talking about something hand-made that's imported from another country (so tack a 33% import tax on top of everything else).
	www.digitaljournal.com /article/80401/The_Best_Cheese_Shops_in_NYC (613 words)

	Venezuelan Beaver Cheese \| MetaFilter
		I haven't found a cheese I would not eat, but the amount tends to depend on how strong the cheese happens to be.
		The cheese was brought back on board, and proved so noxious that it had to be lobbed over the side.
		The only cheese that I have ever had that I couldn't see eye to eye with was Raclette, but I think my particular slab may have gone off or something.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/25654 (3750 words)

	Body (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		However, it does reveal the mindset by which those in authority would justify a policy of secrecy, obstruction and double dealing in handling the discovery of an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation too close to home for comfort.
		A man enters a cheese shop to buy....well....cheese but finds his efforts increasingly frustrated by the polite shop owner who seems determined do anything but sell him cheese.
		This failure to co-operate has been accompanied by excuses lamer than those in the Cheese Shop Sketch and which seem economical with the truth.
	www.bob-wonderland.supanet.com /xfiles.htm (2012 words)

	Jedi Council Forums - This activity simply deserves a thread of its own.
		In theory, competitors are aiming to catch the cheese, but since it has a second's head start and can reach speeds up to 70mph (enough to knock over and injure a spectator as it did in 1997), this rarely occurs.
		Due to the steepness and uneven surface of the hill there are usually a number of injuries, ranging from sprained ankles to broken bones and concussions.
		Difficulty to catch the cheese whilst running down the hill is often increased by the cheese being the shape of a squircle.
	boards.theforce.net /your_jedi_council_community/b10008/25695082/p1/?21 (849 words)

	IGN: Monty Python's Flying Circus: Michael Palin's Personal Best Review
		However, the sketches are selected by Palin; he is rarely the focus of the skits.
		There's also the "Cheese Shop" sketch; this is one of those sketches that's funny throughout, but finishes off with such a crazy finale that will make you laugh out loud.
		You've got a handful of extra sketches, which is a nice inclusion, to supplement the main feature.
	dvd.ign.com /articles/661/661433p1.html (1443 words)

	Bouzouki Pioneer: 1932-1940 - Márkos Vamvakáris - Song Listings
		Twenty-three bouzouki songs at once can bring to mind the famous Monty Python cheese shop sketch, where John Cleese's patience finally snaps after five or so minutes of good-naturedly...
		Twenty-three bouzouki songs at once can bring to mind the famous Monty Python cheese shop sketch, where John Cleese's patience finally snaps after five or so minutes of good-naturedly putting up with the bouzouki musicians in the background.
		Here you have over an hour's worth, but at least the approach does vary; most of the melodies are minor, yes, but Vamvakaris did frequently record with other singers as backup, and with guitarists to vary the texture.
	www.mp3.com /albums/288186/summary.html (655 words)

	The Wine & Food Forum at Strat's Place: Culinary Poll No. 23: Say Cheese!
		There are so many types of cheese that I love, munching on their own, using for sauces, for quiches, grating over, acompanying fruits, accompanying wine that selection is nearly impossible.
		We are aware, bien sur, that the term "chevre" covers many types of cheeses but all made from the milk of goats and the best that we so enjoy with a certain je ne sais quoi level of piquancy that makes them such fine matches to red wines.
		Like many people, I love cheese (I have made a printout of Rogov's list because I've never even heard of half of those) but Gorgonzola is the one that gives me the greatest pleasure.
	stratsplace.zeroforum.com /zerothread?id=3579 (1422 words)

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