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In this economy, would you pay $50 per pound for cheddar cheese?

See the Wisconsin cheddar story here:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/offbeat/2009-12-05-aged-wisconsin-cheddar_N.htm
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unwirklich
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Marked as Best! December 18, 2009 09:32 PM
Oh yes... but probably just a morsel at that price enough for me and my husband to have a slice with a good glass of wine. I adore cheese, I'm one of those people that's known on a first name basis in cheese shops. Someday i may buy a cow just to make my own cheese. And honestly, 50 dollars a pound is cheap compared to some cheese...

http://blogcritics.org/culture/article/the-worlds-most-expensive-cheese-500lb/
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• Wow, you really love cheese! :) Also, thanks for the fun article on moose cheese.
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cherise
cherise
December 18, 2009 04:07 PM
I wouldn't pay $50 for a pound of any kind of cheese in any economy -- except perhaps if inflation made all cheese cost $50 per pound. I'm cheap, though. I do my grocery shopping at Costco. I buy their Kirkland cheese. I'm snobby about being cheap the same way other people are snobby about all the expensive food they buy, I guess. I feel smug though, because I have money left over for other things, and all they have is their expensive cheese.
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December 20, 2009 05:27 PM
No, I can pass the cheddar cheese as much as I love cheese I would pass on this one in any economy but maybe I would pay that for Bufala mozzarella once in a while.
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