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| Oral Indulgences Favorite foods, restaurants, and cooking tips. Booze, legal smokeables, things you put in your mouth. ;) |
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# 1
2008-09-13, 14:42
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Massachusetts, USA
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Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
unless it's dried out maybe. But I'm tired of people telling me that my cheese expired a week ago and that I should throw it out. I've never got sick from eating "bad" cheese before, so why do they even have expiration dates on it? This is for deli cheese by the way, not the prepackaged stuff.
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# 2
2008-09-13, 14:46
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ass and titties
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
I end up eating all the cheese before it even has a chance to go bad.
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# 3
2008-09-14, 09:01
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Regular
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Exploding dome [head] syndrome
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
i threw away cheese once. it had a fuzzy whiteness on it
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# 4
2008-09-14, 16:51
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Whenever someone tells me that a piece of cheese may be 'iffy', I remind them that said food item is in fact the fermented coagulated solid fraction of a particular variety of cow(/sheep/goat/water buffalo) sweat.
It tends to shut them up reasonably quickly.
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# 5
2008-09-14, 20:34
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Massachusetts, USA
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mantikore
i threw away cheese once. it had a fuzzy whiteness on it
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Then you wipe it/cut it off and enjoy the insides 
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# 6
2008-09-15, 01:21
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Even with enough mold to cure your yeast infection?
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# 7
2008-09-15, 01:58
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Quote:
Originally Posted by SnapShot
Whenever someone tells me that a piece of cheese may be 'iffy', I remind them that said food item is in fact the fermented coagulated solid fraction of a particular variety of cow(/sheep/goat/water buffalo) sweat.
It tends to shut them up reasonably quickly.
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huh? sweat?
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# 8
2008-09-15, 12:58
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Regular
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Exploding dome [head] syndrome
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Quote:
Originally Posted by SnapShot
Whenever someone tells me that a piece of cheese may be 'iffy', I remind them that said food item is in fact the fermented coagulated solid fraction of a particular variety of cow(/sheep/goat/water buffalo) sweat.
It tends to shut them up reasonably quickly.
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if i told you that your healthy intestinal tract had billions of bacteria, would you consume meat laden with golden staph?
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# 9
2008-09-16, 14:07
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mantikore
if i told you that your healthy intestinal tract had billions of bacteria, would you consume meat laden with golden staph?
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Yes.5
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# 10
2008-09-17, 14:46
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Bumfuck town run on meth
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Re: Cheese does not get old, only more tasty....
I like cheese more than I should.
I'm American, I think genetically I was born to enjoy cheese.
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