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best cheese I've had recently was at Seghesio Family Vineyards, in Healdsburg, CA 

goat cheese with cracked black pepper - we bought a chunk at the local grocery

I used to claim to have never met a cheese I didn't like, but "raw milk" cheddar was absolutely inedible to me. What is the purpose of that stuff, and who in their right mind would ever eat it?

Only cheese I have try that I did not like so far was one called "new woman"  It had some kind of Jamican spice in it.  Tasted like puke.

I like to go the cheese monger at Fry's, they will have a bunch of $5 or less chunks of a variety of cheese and I will buy a bunch just to try different cheeses. I have found a fair number of cheeses I really like this way.

Cheese is the one food I will not live without.

Publix has it.

Not many do. It's mostly a Southeast thing. Florida has the most.

I like Publix, it's a really good grocery chain.  I might say it's the best in the USA-- if Texas' own HEB weren't even better.

Wish HEB would bring back their bottled coffee brand.  It was one of many things that got axed during covid due to production problems.  A local store manager here told me they used the same facility that manufactures Starbucks bottles and Starbucks' contract gives them preeminent rights, and at the time he told me that, the factory production had not resumed to the point where HEB's brand could also be handled.  

I liked HEB's brand much better than the Starbucks drinks, but Starbucks is all that's on the shelves anymore.  

I like a lot of HEB's own stuff.  Their Earl Gray tea is the best I've found.  

I've been to that Sprouts near you. 2012 board meeting.

I was unimpressed.