Mexican Bathtub Cheese
That is: Cheese. Mexico. Bathtubs.
What could possibly go wrong? Yum. Gotta get me some.
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports:
Apparently referred to as queso fresco, it is "sometimes called 'bathtub cheese' because it's prepared in homes, often under unsanitary conditions."
You figure?
What could possibly go wrong? Yum. Gotta get me some.
The San Diego Union-Tribune reports:
The owners of several food markets around the county have agreed to pay more than $190,000 as a result of a lawsuit alleging they sold illegally obtained Mexican cheese that made patrons sick.Sorry. That would be: Cheese. Mexico. Bathtubs. Illegally purchased.
The stores purchased the cheese from street vendors, sometimes out of the back of a car or van.Oops: Cheese. Mexico. Bathtubs. Illegal. Bought from some guy in a low-rider.
Apparently referred to as queso fresco, it is "sometimes called 'bathtub cheese' because it's prepared in homes, often under unsanitary conditions."
You figure?
Presented for your delectation by the Gentleman Farmer at 10:27 AM
Comments on "Mexican Bathtub Cheese"
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Anonymous said ... (10:56 AM) :
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AbbaGav said ... (9:35 AM) :
post a commentVendor: "Can I offer you some cheese?"
Buyer: "Sure, what kind of cheese is it?"
Vendor: "It's Fromunda Cheese."
Buyer: "Fromunda?"
Vendor: "From unda this Mexican guy's nuts!"
I am going to be sick.
Thank you, SO MUCH.