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St Nicholas Market Food Review – Trethowan’s Dairy: Cheese Man

Written by Gemma Added 27th November 2010 at 11:51 am

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Perfect for a hangover or a late breakfast – the toasted cheese sarnies from here rock – and the cheese is great to buy and take away also. Not as exotic as some of the others but definitely hits the spot.
Plus, a perfect place to top on much loved cheeses, from stilton to red leicester, to brie!
From £2.00

Tags: Cheese, Eating Out, sandwich, St Nicholas Market, Under £10
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