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Thanks, good to know that I'm wrong!
If you see AI everywhere you are most likely wrong.
Just what I'd expect an AI-powered bot like you to say.
Cheese Crystals (2019)
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Re: Cheese Crystals (2019)
#72If you like sharp cheddar, the best cheese in the world is "Cougar Gold" from WSU Creamery in eastern Washington, USA, a region not known to be a hotbed of find cheeses. It comes in a can, also not thought of as a delivery vector for a great cheese, but there you have it. Tastes great out of the can or you can age it for a few years in the refrigerator. Five or 6 years is fine. I absolutely love the crystals. No mold…
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Not sure what a "cold chain" is but yes, it's shipped ice-filled styrofoam containers. Without it the cheese would sweat, which freaks people out.
> Not sure what a "cold chain" is Why do you choose that over looking it up? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_chain
Because I’m an idiot and assumed it was a typo. Thanks—had no idea that was a thing. Enthusiastically upvoted your comment.
Re: Cheese Crystals (2019)
#74If you like sharp cheddar, the best cheese in the world is "Cougar Gold" from WSU Creamery in eastern Washington, USA, a region not known to be a hotbed of find cheeses. It comes in a can, also not thought of as a delivery vector for a great cheese, but there you have it. Tastes great out of the can or you can age it for a few years in the refrigerator. Five or 6 years is fine. I absolutely love the crystals. No mold…
I just ordered two cans of the cougar gold, one of the viking, and one of the mild cheddar. If it's not good I will blame you. The archaic checkout system and the fact that this is a Washington State school agricultural product make me think that this will be the best cheese I've ever eaten in my life. Quite fond of their apples!
Each can is almost 2 lb. You are ready for this?
Re: Cheese Crystals (2019)
#75Earlier quoted context omitted.
I just ordered two cans of the cougar gold, one of the viking, and one of the mild cheddar. If it's not good I will blame you. The archaic checkout system and the fact that this is a Washington State school agricultural product make me think that this will be the best cheese I've ever eaten in my life. Quite fond of their apples!
Each can is almost 2 lb. You are ready for this?
Born ready
Re: Cheese Crystals (2019)
#76If you like sharp cheddar, the best cheese in the world is "Cougar Gold" from WSU Creamery in eastern Washington, USA, a region not known to be a hotbed of find cheeses. It comes in a can, also not thought of as a delivery vector for a great cheese, but there you have it. Tastes great out of the can or you can age it for a few years in the refrigerator. Five or 6 years is fine. I absolutely love the crystals. No mold…
I'll be making a stop in Seattle here in a few weeks. I'll see if this is available for purchase at Haggen.
I'll give you a can if you're willing to visit Redmond, a suburb of Seattle.
Re: Cheese Crystals (2019)
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I'll be making a stop in Seattle here in a few weeks. I'll see if this is available for purchase at Haggen.
I'll give you a can if you're willing to visit Redmond, a suburb of Seattle.
Sorry stranger. I just saw this. Maybe I can work something out? I’ll let you know and I appreciate the offer.