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double Gloucester

British  

noun

  1. a type of smooth orange-red cheese of mild flavour

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The chief footnote of this year's cracked rib festival was the performance of Chris Anderson, who became the race's all-time record holder by claiming his 21st double Gloucester cheese wheel on Monday.

From Golf Digest

Thousands of spectators turned out to watch thrill-seekers hurl themselves down the 1:2 gradient, chasing wheels of double Gloucester cheese.

From BBC

Each year people turn out to watch thrill-seekers hurl themselves 200 yards down the 1:2 gradient, chasing wheels of double Gloucester cheese.

From BBC

"I don't really like double Gloucester, it's too strong so I give it out around the family," he admits.

From BBC

The best double Gloucester is always made from new milk.

From Project Gutenberg