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7 minutes ago, Toliver said:Yep. During college I worked at a Hickory Farms store in a nearby mall. I learned quite bit about white & orange cheeses working there.
Still don't understand how people can eat blue cheese (IT'S MOLD, PEOPLE!
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You kid right on the tasty mold? No salami for you. A bit before my time - the WW2 era capsule to be squeezed into margarine to ma it appear like butter. http://www.americainwwii.com/articles/victorys-spread/
1 minute ago, Toliver said:Yep. During college I worked at a Hickory Farms store in a nearby mall. I learned quite bit about white & orange cheeses working there.
Still don't understand how people can eat blue cheese (IT'S MOLD, PEOPLE!
You kid right on the tasty mold? No salami for you. A bit before my time - the WW2 era or capsule to be squeezed into margarine to ma it appear like butter. http://www.americainwwii.com/articles/victorys-spread/
