Wordless Wednesday

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Cheese

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Cheese is the most stolen food in the world. In fact, it’s stolen so much that it has its own percentage! About 4% of all cheese made around the globe ends up stolen. There’s even a black market for cheese! Source: The Fact Site

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89 Comments on “Wordless Wednesday”

  1. Who would have thought that so many people steal cheese! I love cheese, most of it local. Brie made in Cornwall, not France. I have nothing against French brie, but I have to support our neighbouring county. Blue cheese, Stilton produced in England, and good strong Cheddar from Cheddar in Somerset of course, also a neighbouring county.

  2. Cheese please! Teddy’s predecessor was a cheese-a-holic……..I love different cheeses and have experimented with most kinds through the years. Seems as I’ve become OLDER cheese is less of a friend than before but I still love it. I know when we used to travel my husband and I would always sample “the local favorite”……in Europe that was a BIG TREAT!

    Hugs, Pam

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  4. Stolen? Of course I did not know, but It’s funny – strange to see such a subject.
    I like cheese, probably too much, because I really want to step backward this product.
    …In this decade…😊
    Happy WW, dear Sandee! I wish to have on your table only the preferred food!❤️😘

    • WordPress is better this week than last week. I’m sorry there are issues with the comments. There are thieves everywhere. They will steal anything they can make money with. 🙂

  5. Great info and lovely photo of yummy cheese and fruit ~ ^_^

    Hugs and love to you from me and Ziggy ~ ^_^

    ps WP is back working more correctly ~ a new plugin effecting lots of blogs ~ sigh

  6. The Upchurch Clan are a cheese loving bunch. Sunday lunch always consists of fruit and cheese plate with crackers and a glass of wine.
    Hugs Cecilia

  7. Wow! I did not know this! So interesting! Thank you, Sandee, for these marvelous bits of knowledge each week. I learned something new yet again. Happy Wordless Wednesday, dear friend. Much love and hugs to you!

  8. I believe it’s the very, very pricey cheeses, the rare and hard to make ones, which end up stolen. I can see it happening to a Pule cheese, which can cost about $600 a pound, but the standard cheddar at the grocery would hardly be worth the trouble.

    I pray you and Mr. Zane have a great week. Hugs to you and scritches to Lil’ Bit and Squeaker.

  9. I love cheese, I could live on cheese alone I always say, but I had no idea cheese was such a popular item to be stolen in supermarkets. I assume it’s the high price!

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