Matt in the Hatt
Well-Known Member
a) no accounting for personal preference
b) that is the point for most people
Like you said personal preference, i want to feel the burn
a) no accounting for personal preference
b) that is the point for most people
I believe it's popular elsewhere if you say so -- but I lived in Buffalo for several years and was born and raised within a 2-hour drive of the city. Bleu cheese is the traditional accompaniment. Buffalo-style-wings-served-with-ranch is just not something one sees around these parts. Encountering it in other parts of the country feels as strange and discordant to me as if I saw a menu advertising "Southern-style BBQ pork ribs with Swiss meringue buttercream," or "Sushi with grape jelly."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_wing
Casey's always smells like ketchup and turns me away.
For some people, it's not the first burn they're worried about... it's the second...Like you said personal preference, i want to feel the burn
Do you eat "unmoldy" cheese, and other products like yogurt and sauerkraut? If you do, I've got some bad news for you...Well some of us don't eat moldy foods, so blue cheese? No way.![]()
For some people, it's not the first burn they're worried about... it's the second...
Do you eat "unmoldy" cheese, and other products like yogurt and sauerkraut? If you do, I've got some bad news for you...
Well some of us don't eat moldy foods, so blue cheese? No way.![]()
My point was the bacteria...I hope you are not trying to say that "all cheese is mold". It is NOT. There is a difference between cultured foods(cheese and yogurt) and pickled foods(sauerkraut), and ones that actually have mold in them. I know exactly how all of these items are made. I have personally made cheese myself. They have to inject the blue cheese with the mold cultures.
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