Dutch Cheese ?

Iko · Post by **Iko** » Mon 5th Jul 2010 01:45 am

Yes, i do mean cheese

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Last year we brought back tulip bulbs for everyone, this year we were thinking maybe some cheese.
Just wondering if anyone knows offhand if
- is dutch cheese a better deal than your home
- is there a good place to buy it in Amsterdam, i know there is that cheese market town, but we wont be going there.

Pauli Wallnuts · Post by **Pauli Wallnuts** » Mon 5th Jul 2010 01:50 am

whats quarantine laws like on dairy products in canada? i luv watching that 'nothing to declare' programe , &aussie agents always rob ANY food coming from outside

Iko · Post by **Iko** » Mon 5th Jul 2010 01:58 am

Not sure Pauli, none too strict though, customs did not bat an eye at 40 tulip bulbs.

baked · Post by **baked** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 12:02 pm

for cheese try kaas kelder at bloemenmarkt!

Paco · Post by **Paco** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 12:46 pm

There is a cheese market in Alkmaar, every Friday.

http://www.alkmaar.nl/portal2/pages/eng ... arket.html

I know it is in Alkmaar but it is worth the ride.

hardboiled · Post by **hardboiled** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 03:18 pm

Cheese in Netherlands is 25% of what the cost is in Canada, and far superior.

Dunno about import restrictions tho..

Iko · Post by **Iko** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 04:30 pm

Thanks guys, i really appreciate the answers.
Cheese for everyone it is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pauli Wallnuts · Post by **Pauli Wallnuts** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 04:40 pm

kaasland on harlemdijk,
&the carrier bags kick ass, sunbathing mice

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/place?hl= ... 1927707652

bluelaru · Post by **bluelaru** » Tue 6th Jul 2010 04:41 pm

The cheese is double dipped for export