Posted on 09/06/2024 10:40:35 AM PDT by Red Badger
Sept. 6 (UPI) -- A Mexican city hosted a successful attempt for a tasty Guinness World Record: the world's largest string cheese ball.
The Oaxaca state government and the municipality of Reyes Etla teamed up to organize the record attempt.
The cheese makers used a rotating table to create the massive string cheese ball, which is also known as Oaxaca cheese.
The finished ball broke the record at 1,402.58 pounds.
Organizers said it took 2,641 gallons of milk to create the cheese.
Challenge?.....................
When should we expect said string cheese ball at border?
Meanwhile, the entire Mexican population is invading America to “have a better life” and get something to eat. Mexico Sucks.
“Organizers said it took 2,641 gallons of milk to create the cheese”
Wow! That’s a lot of cows! Moo!
So how long a string could you get?
Are people still doing stuff like this, just to get into record books? Maybe, the food will be donated, but cheese has a short shelf life when it’s softened in this manner.
The participants are all dressed in white, as though going to church. Cheese-Church!
Blessed are the cheesemakers.
Damn. Open the borders !!
It is not meant to be taken literally. It is any manufacturer of dairy products.
“A world without string is chaos.”
From the movie Mousehunt, 1997.
Do they use Triscuits as communion wafers?
Mexico has lots of yummy cheese. Good for them!
Lol!
As a small child, I had to get used to hearing Latin in church. For way too long, I thought the priest was saying:
“Dominus Nabisco”, until a Nun standing near heard me saying it out loud. Oops!
Better keep Rosie O’Donnell away...it’ll disappear.
I’m on it!
Actually, I’ve only made a few ‘soft’ cheeses so far, but this has inspired me! It’s just Mozzarella. It’s not like it’s hard to make.
Whole Milk. Vinegar. Salt.
https://www.amodernhomestead.com/homemade-mozzarella/
That hard part is getting the milk cow into the kitchen, LOL!
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