[Tennessee_Bob]

You forgot "squeaky cheese curds."

Having never tried them, nor seen them, I can't testify to the fact that they actually exist. Personally, I still think it's a joke a friend of mine is pulling on me for introducing her to grits.

[UB355]

You forgot "squeaky cheese curds." Having never tried them, nor seen them, I can't testify to the fact that they actually exist. Personally, I still think it's a joke a friend of mine is pulling on me for introducing her to grits.

You have to try them. The best ones are from the retail stores at some of the cheese making plants throughout the state of WI. More then a couple of days old they lose their squeak.

[LouD]

You forgot "squeaky cheese curds."

Good point, Bob - If they're not squeaky, they're not fresh!

[MozartLover]

"You forgot "squeaky cheese curds." Having never tried them, nor seen them, I can't testify to the fact that they actually exist. Personally, I still think it's a joke a friend of mine is pulling on me for introducing her to grits."

Squeaky cheese curds are the best. The squeakier they are, the fresher they are.:)

[petuniasevan]

Dad and his girlfriend were visiting from California (yes, I'm a transplant). I took them to the local cheese factory and they tried the cheese curds. SQUEAK! Both of them jumped a little. But they bought a bag!

All freshly made firm cheese will squeak if you bite into it, BTW.