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Considering that I have tar flavoured cheddar in fridge(not great). And could get tar flavoured candies from store... I think there is probably lot worse things

• thaumasiotes 2y ago
  It's worth noting that not all substances called "tar" are particularly similar to each other.
  • mrspuratic 2y ago
    Bitumen paint for the inside of concrete water tanks is still a thing. I don't use it for that, but I have used it as a barrier layer on outdoor timber objects, like fence posts, DIY planters and shed floors.
• ndsipa_pomu 2y ago
  > Considering that I have tar flavoured cheddar in fridge(not great). Why did you buy such a thing and also, who makes tar flavoured cheddar (and why)? Personally, I do enjoy a bit of nettle-wrapped Cornish Yarg and there's quite a few cheeses that use ash (Kidderton Ash and Morbier are lovely), but I wouldn't want tar with my cheese.