Cheese
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This is my sandwich go to. And speaking of sandwiches, I just discovered this mustard recently:
Highly recommended.
Neither - I'm lactose intolerant and cottage cheese most of the time isn't worth me chewing on a lactase pill just to digest it. Although the correct answer used to be small curd.
Pepper jack, sharp cheddar, and deli-sliced yellow American. And for my Italian half, provolone, mozzarella, and ricotta (which most of the time IS worth me popping the lactase pills).
gorgonzola= radioactive band aids
good cheeses=cheddar, swiss, colby, asiago, et al.
good cheeses=cheddar, swiss, colby, asiago, et al.
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I can't copy and paste the link from where I am, but look up Monty Pythons "The cheese shop sketch." A real classic
OK, I love cheese, but typically the normal ones...cheddar, mozz, etc. and don't fall for that hoity-toity crap that tastes like poo, but it's expensive...
However, there is one....and I could eat an S-ton of it:
Délice de Bourgogne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Don't ask me to pronounce it.
However, there is one....and I could eat an S-ton of it:
Délice de Bourgogne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Don't ask me to pronounce it.
Went to the Cheese Cave in Faribault, MN on a whim when heading back from the North Shore. Damn good cheese. cheesecave.net | Gourmet Cheese, Gift Baskets, Buy Blue Cheese, Restaurant, Hors D'oeuvres, Wine, Custom Gift Baskets
My cheese preference depends on what I'm eating with it. Although 95% of my consumption is mozzarella or colby jack.
I could open a bag of shredded mozzarella and just eat the entire thing. If I'm eating off a block of cheese, I much prefer colby jack.
I could open a bag of shredded mozzarella and just eat the entire thing. If I'm eating off a block of cheese, I much prefer colby jack.
Fareway has Shullsburg Cheese n Bacon. Haven't tried it yet, but had their Cheese n Salami last week and am enjoying their Cheese n Horseradish at this moment. It is fantastic.
