Meanings of stilton in English

British whisky, cheddar and stilton cheese are prominent on German supermarket shelves.

It also comes with a mushroom, stilton and cranberry filled version.

It is still considered a very British drink, coming out with the stilton at Christmas.

A highlight was a giant hat in the shape of a large block of stilton.

Still reeling from eating more stilton in one week than you've had in the entire year?

A small sliver of perfectly affiné stilton is the only sane riposte to this kind of utter nonsense.

I ordered twice-baked stilton soufflé, followed by pan-fried sea bream, while my partner had Blythburgh pork terrine then Suffolk lamb.

Then came the horse-radish slaw, warm mushroom and stilton salad, pea tendrils with lemon dressing, cauliflower-leek kugel, and Southern-fried chicken.

A full half pound of beef topped with stilton and brandy and served with salad can be yours for a fiver.

On that occasion, I wimped out of the smoked Long Clawson stilton, which I believed to have been smoked for six hours.

Jackie Collins and the mayor scuttled off early, leaving the rest of the 400-strong party to network over stilton, ham and organic chocolate.

Julien Advent wandered over to join me, biting great chunks out of a huge steak and stilton pasty with his perfect Victorian teeth.

We'd got all the right stuff -we had smoked salmon, a stilton in a truckle, and nobody had gone off-pisteand innovated.

Her mainstays have been a classic grilled cheese with cucumber dill pickle and, in a twist on the cheese'n'pickle theme, kimchi and stilton.

The stilton here is a subtle revelation and I suspect it is this subtlety that is the clue to much of the couple's success.

She went into the house and poured herself a glass of beer, making a sandwich from thick, white bread and a hunk of stilton.