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Cheese is just a loaf of milk

>> No.11442627

>>11442614
A molded loaf of milk, to be exact

>> No.11442654

>>11442627
*curdled

>> No.11442659

I do like some blue cheese. It's pungent and strong, so you can't buy too much, or else it goes bad and I wasted money

>> No.11442805

I believe it was one S. Fry who said that cheese is just milk gone off all big stylee.

>> No.11443017

>>11442805
well, time makes fools of us all.

>> No.11443043

>>11442614
>loaf of milk
While the term "loaf" is actually accurate in this usage, the term "milk" is not.

>> No.11443045

>>11443017
D I R T Y B O Y

>> No.11443046

So the general consensus is that cheese was probably an unintentional discovery by nomads in the Levant or central Asia. But what I want to know is, who was brave enough to try it first? Truly this person is a hero whose name has been lost to the ages.
>Oh man, it was really hot today and my bladder full of milk made these weird chunks while I was out grazing the herd.
>Oh that's nasty...I dare you to eat it.

>> No.11443149

Cheese is dried tit-cum

>> No.11443168
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11443168

Is cheese a gelatin or a yogurt?

>> No.11443222

>>11443168
>a virtually colorless and tasteless water-soluble protein prepared from collagen and used in food preparation as the basis of jellies, in photographic processes, and in glue.
Also yogurt is just cheese that couldn't commit.

>> No.11443240

>>11443222
is cheese a sandwich?

>> No.11443248

>>11443240
huh?

>> No.11444727

>>11443240
Cheese is a salad

>> No.11444855

>>11442654
It's often both
>>11442659
>oh no my moldy cheese went bad
Nigga what?

>> No.11444864
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11444864

how can there be so many different cheeses all with radically different tastes when it's all made from the same thing?

>> No.11444914

>>11444864
Different bacteria, different growth settings, different milks, etc.

>> No.11445183

>>11442614
CHEESE IS A KIND OF MEAT
A TASTY YELLOW BEEF
I MILK IT FROM MY TEAT
BUT I TRY TO BE DISCRETE

>> No.11445209

>>1144280
Cheese is just a corpse of milk writes Joyce

>> No.11445238

>>11444727
>mashed up grass
this

>> No.11446798

>>11445183
I came here to post this

>> No.11446849

>>11444855
Cheese is made in a very specific environment. It going off isn't the same.