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Smowball | 10:45 Sun 15th Jul 2012 | Food & Drink
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Am doing my usual online food shopping and I need fontina cheese but Tesco's don't have it online - what can I substitute it with??
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http://www.discusscoo...ntina-cheese-664.html

What are you making?
10:51 Sun 15th Jul 2012
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Baked gnocchi with a cheese/ham sauce
10:52 Sun 15th Jul 2012
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Taleggio is another Italian cheese that may work..also Gruyère.
19:51 Sun 15th Jul 2012
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Try a mix of gruyere and parmesan .... but depends recipe.
20:17 Sun 15th Jul 2012
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Or Taleggio as Pastafreak suggests ............. sorry, hadn't seen your receipr choice when I typed first answer x
20:18 Sun 15th Jul 2012
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Thankyou guys. Much appreciated.
08:55 Mon 16th Jul 2012

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