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> (at least in my experience) at home people don’t really eat cheese on its own. that's sad. i love at home charcuterie boards and a nice bottle of wine. while
by dylan604 2y ago
> (at least in my experience) at home people don’t really eat cheese on its own.
that's sad. i love at home charcuterie boards and a nice bottle of wine. while much more fancy that what my dad did. I did grew up with blocks of cheese pretty much always available as he loved cheese. and no, we're not from Wisconsin
- poulsbohemian 2y agoThis is such an underrated experience - a bottle of wine (doesn't even have to be particularly expensive, just pleasant), some cheeses, maybe a few slices of sausage or cold cuts, maybe a baguette or a salty cracker. Jazz or perhaps a some easy listening music in the background - pure bliss! The best things in life cost so little and yet are so perfect.