Dutch Bike at Costco
 

Cheese, that is. Saw it and had to try it. Quite flavorful.


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Well, that's how you dumb down a flavor for a suspicious mass market

Cheese, now with a hint of cheese!

Cheese with a hint of Dutch, Swiss and Italian cheeses - so really it's a European bike.

It's probably the Swiss that transport cheese on the hubs, must have something to do with the mountains.

They don't have any Dutch Bike Beer?

Waiting for the Bakefits Brie.

In the US:

Gouda is a generic term for semi-soft washed pressed and waxed young cheese, and can be made anywhere.

Swiss is a generic term for a US cheese (some made in Canada, tiny amount made elsewhere, none made in Switzerland), usually with holes but not always.

Parmesan is a generic term for a hard grate-able (or pre-grated, think green cardboard can), which can be made anywhere.

-mr. bill

American cheese made in Holland with a hint of Dutch, Swiss and Italian cheeses?

I like bikes, I like cheese. I don't want bike-flavored cheese.

If it comes from Costco, they bought it cheap. Draw your own conclusions, but untasted - i cannot evaluate a step thru, mixed breed edible lacking a palmares.

Ezra liked it.