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Dutch Bike at Costco

Old 01-21-20, 07:36 AM
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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
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Cheese, now with a hint of cheese!
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Cheese with a hint of Dutch, Swiss and Italian cheeses - so really it's a European bike.
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Originally Posted by jgwilliams
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.
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They don't have any Dutch Bike Beer?
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Originally Posted by jgwilliams
Cheese with a hint of Dutch, Swiss and Italian cheeses - so really it's a European bike.
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.

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American cheese made in Holland with a hint of Dutch, Swiss and Italian cheeses?
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I like bikes, I like cheese. I don't want bike-flavored cheese.
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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.
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