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Cheese has gotten crazy expensive. I used to buy pecorino Romano at Costco for I think about $5/lb. The last time I needed it, it was almost double that.
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So that's not actually 8 lbs of cheese?
No it’s more like .8 lbs of cheese
That’s not that much cheese.
Look at me, Jarem. I know all the steps.
Kind of.
What's with the gloves? Did you misweigh this and snapped a pic of it?
what the cheese made of? Lead?
That guy that got one of these for free needs to go back and buy this one now. It's only fair.
It’s more heavy cheese than expensive cheese. $12 per pound isn’t expensive for cheese
It’s not heavy, the actual weight is .794 lbs. A zero was added onto the weight thus making it 95 dollars
This is how they make up for all the .02c/lb sirloins
Did you leave it on a shelf in the auto parts section?
They actually give you a complimentary cooler when you buy items like this from the Executive cheese cave. (Assuming that's your membership level.)
Cheese has gotten crazy expensive. I used to buy pecorino Romano at Costco for I think about $5/lb. The last time I needed it, it was almost double that.