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String Cheese Ball

 All wrapped up like a ball of yarn
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Dear Wisconsin,

What in the world made you think it was a good idea for string cheese to come in short little sticks with all the strands squeezed together in parallel?!? You would never find regular string sold in such a manner. It’s silly, and quite frankly, I consider it a slap to the face of my intelligence. I am asking you, Wisconsin, to consider switching to more of a “string cheese ball” type of setup, where the cheese is all wrapped up like a ball of yarn. I don’t want my string to end until I choose it to. Clearly there is room on the market for such a delicacy, as you can already find cheese balls made of many other cheeses. Please consider this, as it would set my mind at ease. I will be watching my local supermarket shelves for a sign of your acceptance.

Thank you for your time, Wisconsin.

Sincerely,
luecke

—luecke, Jul 15 2004

(?) much longer version of my letter to Wisconsin http://milwaukee.cr...g/rnr/36450819.html
The idea got out of hand, so I had to move it to a more fitting site [luecke, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

string cheese http://www.fact-ind.../string_cheese.html
usually made of mozzarella [luecke, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Cheesy facts http://www.cdrf.org/dairy_facts/
California produces one out of every four pounds of Mozzarella made in the U.S and is the country's largest Mozzarella producer. [csea, Oct 05 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

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       I know there's a band called String Cheese Incident, but I'm somewhat alarmed to discover that string cheese itself actually exists. Is it just slightly melted mozzarella or is this another American cheese atrocity?
—angel, Jul 15 2004
   

       nothing to do with the Theory of Everything then?
—po, Jul 15 2004
   

       ...the band?
—yabba do yabba dabba, Jul 15 2004
   

       luecke,   

       I think your screed is misdirected. California is now the largest producer of Mozzarella cheese in the US.   

       See [link].
—csea, Jul 15 2004
   

       [contracts]: Hey, I'm not down on Americans, I'm just a little suspicious of the stuff that you call cheese, having been warned by a USer on this site (was it [thumb] or [StarChaser]?) about stuff called "American cheese".
—angel, Jul 15 2004
   

       It might wake forever to unwind enough cheeze. Maybe if a sheet were rolled like toilet paper... Hmmm...
—mailtosalonga, Jul 15 2004
   


 

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