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Old Aug 5th, 2004, 08:12 AM
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try this comprhensive website:

http://www.fromages.com/library.php
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As long as we're in the ordering mood:

http://www.bacchuscellars.com/cheese...assortment.htm
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Speaking of Belgium, I have recently had (in the States) Oude Brugge cheese, that I enjoyed. Is it from Brugge or is that just its name? It is a hard, salty cheese, perhaps a little softer than Parmesan (sp?).
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Oud Brugge or Old Bruges is made in West Flanders. Here is a link to Belgomilk, makers of fine Belgian cheese including "Oud Brugge":

http://www.belgomilk.be/index2.asp?p...&menuID=28

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