/ck/ - Food & Cooking

lately ive been feeling like i would enjoy having food thats a little bit more traditional, more in line with what people prior to me in my country used to eat. ive also quite fancied eating cheese on for my dinner, but the only way ive ever had cheese like that is on crackers, melted on toast, or in a sandwich with of all things, salad cream. what ways do you enjoy your cheese, and where can i look for traditional british cooking from before the world wars? it seems to me like the world wars basically destroyed most of british culture beyond what the surviving portion of the nation was able to preserve through the rationing era and the cultural subversion from london.