Jim Charter wrote:
> m_a_r_c wrote:

>> message de news: 4887f3fc$1@news.povray.org...
>>
>>
>>> , it can be quite good, though the cheese is admittedly pretty 
>>> dissimilar to cheddar.
>>
>>
>> I don't think I  get that ... do you mean that cheeses dissimilar to 
>> cheddar are unlikely to be good?
>> Then please define "good" ;-)
>>
> I think he meant that the taste of cheddar may not compliment the taste 
> of curry well, but a different flavoured cheese might be okay with it.

Apparently I need to give mote thought to my sentence construction.  I 
didn't realize this was worded so badly!

At any rate, Jim got what I intended.  The latter part of the sentence, 
"though the cheese is admittedly pretty dissimilar to cheddar" was 
intended to be interpreted like the following:

"Although I have just said that paneer curry is delicious, I am aware 
that paneer and cheddar are very different cheeses, so it is entirely 
possible that your son's cheddar curry would not taste very good"

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