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I have and they are awesome. I first tried them at a local winery.
 
They look good and am gonna try them. Hope you don't mind. I made your link "clickable" for ya.
 
Dont mind at all, thought it was!
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Tell us what they taste like???

Since working at Spec's....I get the fringe benefit of bringing home expired cheese....I know that sounds bad....but cheese has a long shelf life if stored properly. Tonight I brought home some Wisconsin cheddar and a spreadable cheese with figs and walnuts and some sweet onion dill crackers!!!!! Nothing wrong with them....just past selling date.

Ramona

Expired Cheese Rocks!!!Edited by: rgecaprock
 
To be honest I havent had them in about 6 months so cant really say but I do remember they are awesome and will be placing an order Friday.
 
Lucky dog Ramona............

I have to pay extra to get aged cheese......
 
Wade, I ordered me a bag of each as well. Look forward to trying them out.
 
When I saw the title of this post, I thought immediately of the "Wine Biscuits" (cookies) that I used to buy when I lived in New Zealand -- I never had any idea why the name referenced "wine".

http://www.griffins.co.nz/by-name/wines

Then I found this link and found out - for the first time - why they called them "Wine" biscuits.... they used to store the flour in wine barrels.

No one ever served them with wine... although I kept expecting them to... no wonder I got funny looks when I did!

Mystery solved. Now I can sleep at night! Thanks Wade for stirring me to actually looking that up.
 
I bought a bag of each. They are quite tasty. A bit pricey for what you get though.
 

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