That's nice.

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@donnashuggy wrote:

That's nice.

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I think so too.

There are a few articles out there saying you should not wrap cheese in plastic,

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@donnashuggy wrote:

There are a few articles out there saying you should not wrap cheese in plastic,

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There are also a few articles out there - that will advise when your breeding is showing.

 - or not as the case may be

I've heard it said by many around,
That the moon is made of cheese they found.
It's mined by little spacemen mice,
Who sell it for a handsome price.

The cheese we eat all comes from there,
From cheddar valleys beyond compare.
And in the rivers of Wensleydale,
The mice scoop cheese in metal pails.

If you peek up you might just see,
The Gorgonzola heights of Ghee.
And to the left and up a bit,
On Stilton mountains mice do sit.

So next time you sit down to cheese,
Remember the mice on Parmezan seas.
Who work non stop in their spacemen hats,
Just glad that they're out of reach of cats!

Fingerprint shaped as the finger has provided the moisture needed to get it rolling Stawka. Clean hands handle food...

 

I wouldn't be eating stuff that got mouldy however it got there. Definitely bin time. Unless it's Brie

 

Friend of mine survived a childhood where her parents scraped stuff off...erkkkk

Quite frankly, I have never had cheese go wrong in gladwrap. Not hard to wrap a piece of cheese. Container, wrap it, doesn't make a difference so long as it stays airtight and moisture free.

 

would not be wasting money on Tupperware.

 

 

 

They seem to recommend waxed paper. It is probably fine if you are the only one touching it and changing the gladwrap but these containers are great for families

 

What about cheese cloth, wouldn't that be how it got its name.