Noticing this deli puts whether the rind is edible with their ingredient list (which I've learned I really need to read given the increasing popularity of unpasteurized dairy products around here). Definitely looked like I could eat this one but I guess not
I got a piece of exquisite cheese from the bargain bin (a $28/pound truffle cheese, down to $3 for the chunk in the bin). Mind-numbingly delicious but also mouth-numbing in a way that makes me wonder if I was allergic to something in there. But if I ever see it in the bin again I'm absolutely buying
I wonder how many inedible cheese rinds I've accidentally eaten in my life
Don't want to jinx it, but the weather is looking so good for our Pride tomorrow.
Doesn't look like it's going to be raining or way too hot like last year
which is great because local Queer folks could really use a win lately
"The average person eats a credit card worth of plastic each year" sorry that's a skewed average because of me, unknowingly eating plastic based cheese rinds
It's typically the second biggest one in the Midwest (after Chicago), so last year we had a lot of people at risk of heat stroke
