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In the same spirit, I still long for the cheddar my parents bought when they wanted something expensive and special ...mike wrote:Well, in the spirit of trade wars, I must tell you that the Super Sharp Cheddar in the list is Canadian in origin and is $12.99 lb.
Seriously? You are selling Canadian Cheddar? I find that really interesting. I am wondering what brand.mike wrote:Well, in the spirit of trade wars, I must tell you that the Super Sharp Cheddar in the list is Canadian in origin and is $12.99 lb.Bootstrap wrote:I'd like the white cheddar, please, extra sharp. One of my favorite everyday cheeses.
I'd like a taste of the brick and the Parmesan and the goat ... I like them all, a lot, if they are really good.
That looks somewhat like the sharp white cheddar we sell which is Druck's brand. Their company story:Bootstrap wrote:In the same spirit, I still long for the cheddar my parents bought when they wanted something expensive and special ...mike wrote:Well, in the spirit of trade wars, I must tell you that the Super Sharp Cheddar in the list is Canadian in origin and is $12.99 lb.
http://www.cubacheese.com/CHEDDAR/departments/2/
Can you do better than that?
Old Quebec. We don't sell lots of it, but it's the oldest cheddar we feature:appleman2006 wrote:Seriously? You are selling Canadian Cheddar? I find that really interesting. I am wondering what brand.mike wrote:Well, in the spirit of trade wars, I must tell you that the Super Sharp Cheddar in the list is Canadian in origin and is $12.99 lb.Bootstrap wrote:I'd like the white cheddar, please, extra sharp. One of my favorite everyday cheeses.
I'd like a taste of the brick and the Parmesan and the goat ... I like them all, a lot, if they are really good.
Yes I think what you call American we simply call processed cheese. And what you call Canadian bacon we call pea meal bacon. Go figure.
I plan on crossing the Peace bridge, just a few miles south of the Rainbow Bridge early Tuesday morning on my way to the OBX. I will meet you there. You bring the cheese. I will bring the eggs. Can we have a food fight on the Peace Bridge?Bootstrap wrote:This is a thread for less serious discussion of the US-Canada Trade War, for those who think this is at least a little funny.
I suggest we organize an event on the Rainbow Bridge where we throw eggs at each other. I suspect that's a more mature approach than some of our political leaders are taking - and better informed, too.
Interesting. That is actually not a bad price for old cheddar. I am going to have to check that out.mike wrote:Old Quebec. We don't sell lots of it, but it's the oldest cheddar we feature:appleman2006 wrote:Seriously? You are selling Canadian Cheddar? I find that really interesting. I am wondering what brand.mike wrote:
Well, in the spirit of trade wars, I must tell you that the Super Sharp Cheddar in the list is Canadian in origin and is $12.99 lb.
Yes I think what you call American we simply call processed cheese. And what you call Canadian bacon we call pea meal bacon. Go figure.
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No fighting over Peace.appleman2006 wrote:I plan on crossing the Peace bridge, just a few miles south of the Rainbow Bridge early Tuesday morning on my way to the OBX. I will meet you there. You bring the cheese. I will bring the eggs. Can we have a food fight on the Peace Bridge?Bootstrap wrote:This is a thread for less serious discussion of the US-Canada Trade War, for those who think this is at least a little funny.
I suggest we organize an event on the Rainbow Bridge where we throw eggs at each other. I suspect that's a more mature approach than some of our political leaders are taking - and better informed, too.
I'm bringing cheez-wiz. Does that count as chemical weapons?appleman2006 wrote:I plan on crossing the Peace bridge, just a few miles south of the Rainbow Bridge early Tuesday morning on my way to the OBX. I will meet you there. You bring the cheese. I will bring the eggs. Can we have a food fight on the Peace Bridge?
Ok if we are into chemical weapons I am bring that yellow yuk they call eggs at the free breakfast you get at a two or three star restaurant.Bootstrap wrote:I'm bringing cheez-wiz. Does that count as chemical weapons?appleman2006 wrote:I plan on crossing the Peace bridge, just a few miles south of the Rainbow Bridge early Tuesday morning on my way to the OBX. I will meet you there. You bring the cheese. I will bring the eggs. Can we have a food fight on the Peace Bridge?
If it's a contest of Superiority, shouldn't it take place farther northwest, maybe at the bridge over the St. Mary's River, where we can peacefully asSault each other?mike wrote:They can throw us their superior eggs and we can throw them our superior cheese.
You do, unlike some cheese shops, actually have all of those?mike wrote:Here's a list of our deli case cheeses. Prices range from 3.09 for American to 15.79 for Goat cheese.
4-in-1 Cheese
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Yogurt, Original