#collier's cheese

[luckystorein22]

Welcome to Lucky Store, your go-to online gourmet store for the finest and tastiest treats! Today, we want to introduce you to a mouth-watering sensation that will leave your taste buds begging for more - Collier's Mild Cheddar Cheese!

Made with 100% pure Welsh milk and aged for over 3 months, Collier's Mild Cheddar Cheese is the perfect combination of creamy and tangy flavors that will elevate any dish or snack to the next level. Whether you're a cheese lover or simply want to indulge in a new and delicious flavor, Collier's Mild Cheddar Cheese is the perfect choice.

Enjoy it on its own as a snack, add it to your favorite sandwiches or burgers, or use it to create the most delicious mac and cheese you've ever tasted - the possibilities are endless!

At Lucky Store, we take pride in offering only the best products, and Collier's Mild Cheddar Cheese is no exception. So don't wait any longer, order your Collier's Mild Cheddar Cheese today and discover a new world of delicious flavors!

[distractionactivated]

Going to be honest, it feels like there's something vaguely culturally insensitive about taking your on-the-fancy-and-expensive-side cheese, made with 100% Welsh milk from the lush green valleys of Wales, and branding it Collier's, complete with black and white image of a dirty bloke with a miner's helmet.

[sohannabarberaesque]

Postcards from Snagglepuss

Just getting stocked up for some houseboating isn't quite a picnic--or can it be?

DUBUQUE, IA: It certainly took a couple days to reach the Mississippi River from Breezewood, Pennsylvania via US 20 for the most part ... and to cross the Mississippi via the Julien Dubuque Bridge was something of a sign of anticipation for some interesting little escapades ahead.

Via houseboat, even.

And with such interesting company of Your Correspondent as Huckleberry Hound and Touché Turtle, Bristlehound and Dum-Dum were bound, in their role as guides, to make sure things were running smoothly. Hence, their directing us via text message to meet them at the Hy-Vee supermarket coming off the bridge into Dubuque. Yes, as in a certain "little old lady from" made infamous, in a way, by Harold Ross in launching that somewhat sophisto and urbane journal known as The New Yorker back in 1925. Insisting that he was not intending The New Yorker to be for the Little Old Lady from Dubuque, implying that she would likely be satisfied with The Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, Grit and Comfort rather than a high-class literary-leaning review.

But back to the Hy-Vee: Both Dum-Dum and Bristlehound would meet us at the entrance for the preparatory shopping trip for supplies heading into the little houseboat excursion. More than likely a "mystery trip," by all assumptions, yet mind you, leave any pretension of emulating Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn at the dock.

Following a modest little cafeteria-manner lunch in Hy-Vee's dining area, something of a staple in their larger locations across eight Midwestern states, Bristlehound and Dum-Dum led the way into getting the necessary supplies: Meal-replacement drinks (mainly for breakfast) ... wholemeal crackers ... cheese spread ... summer sausage ... smoked sausage ... buns ... charcoal ... bottled water, spring and seltzer ... flavouring concentrate ... batteries for the transistor radio ... all in all, just trying to be low-impact more than anything.

As Dum-Dum admitted, "it's more than likely we'll want to spend our nights sleeping on the roof of our houseboat just for the experience."

Bristlehound added, "Especially when passing barge tows in the night leave such wake as can make things interesting in the sleep department." Thankfully, CPAP was not the sort of thing we were on, nor even think about being on.

Once out of the way, a drive to the docks where Bristlehound and Dum-Dum tied up their modest little houseboat--hardly a fancy sort, yet stylishly simplistic for the purpose. Even if it took a few minutes for a freight train to clear the tracks so we could get to the boat, by which time early evening's effects were starting to be obvious. And once loaded, reviewing the inevitable safety procedures for boating in the Mississippi's waters, the call of "Touché awayyyy!" by none other than was the call to cast off and get underway.

Huckleberry Hound couldn't have said it better in observing that "what could feel more interesting than to just spend a couple days on the river living the houseboat life ... even if it means the likes of Boost for breakfast?"

"At any rate, folks," Dum-Dum was quick to note, "Bristlehound and I decided on meal-replacement shakes for breakfast more than anything. Especially when the desire is to get out on the river with as little mess as possible after breakfast."

"Even allowing for recycling," Bristlehound added.

Still, even if the supper was mainly a bag of wholemeal tortilla chips with some salsa in the bargain as we made bivouac for the night on some sandbar on the Wisconsin side of the river. Just be thankful for the deck chairs to provide some sleep, and just hope the trains don't keep you all too awake.

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[nicdelenfent]

tagged by @avampirescholar 💖

rules: tag 9 ppl u want to get to know more and catch up with.

favorite color: silver, purple, black

last song: currently listening to If You Like It or Not by The Brobecks

currently reading: prince lestat and a secret thing >_< LOL

currently watching: the umbrella academy s4

currently craving: apricot cheese danish to go w my black coffee

coffee or tea: BLACK CAWFEE

hobby to try: baking

current au: not sure what this means but one where i am cool and famous

tagging: @la-femme-au-collier-vert 😋💞

[xray-vex]

tagged by @nordarknessdimsthesky!

Rules: tag people you want to get to know better.

Favorite color: I mean, all of them depending on context, but I tend to gravitate to reds, blues, and purples. I'm obsessed with color and have been my whole life.

Song stuck in my head: The Downward Spiral by NIN on loop, but just the beginning half til approx timestamp 1:53

Last song i listened to:

On laptop - Randal Collier Ford - Reverence of Wounds

On phone - Chris Normal & Suzi Quatro - Stumblin' In

Favorite foods: I LOVE a wide variety of food but some of my favorites are sushi, curries, cheese, fancy pastries, dim sum, in-season fruit/veg, potatoes (all forms), etc.

Last thing I searched on the internet: "T-shirt blanks" image search

Dream trip: My most thought-about one is currently Ireland. I dream a lot of traveling to places where I can spend a few months getting a deeper understanding of the place, not just being a tourist.

Anything I want right now? Always.

-- tagging @red-sky-in-mourning @amzbailey and whoever elses wants to do it!

[counttwinkula]

stolen from @chelmnik

relationship status: open relationship

fav color: bubblegum pink

fav food: lox benedict but like specifically there's a restaurant in san diego called snooze that makes the most insane lox benedict w pickled shallots, fried capers, cream cheese hollandaise, and instead of an english muffin it's served on latkes it's heaven on earth

song stuck in my head: in my bones by jacob collier ft. kimbra and tank & the bangas

last thing I googled: lmao i was checking to see if tank & the bangas was spelled with an S or a Z

time: 3:34am, four minutes after i said i would get off computer

dream trip: i have to admit i don't dream of travel uhh i would like to take a train to seattle or maybe toronto. i'll also never say no to san francisco

what mutuals will actually do this uh @escaliburn @sweatykrueger feel free to take this if you want

[revolutionbuildersllcor]

Fun Things To Do in Medford Oregon

Medford, Oregon is a fun place to visit. It has great food, beautiful scenery, and plenty to do! I'm going to tell you about some of my favorite places in Medford so that when you come to visit you can have an awesome time too.

Vodka tasting at Crater Lake

Want to get a more sophisticated buzz? Some of the best vodkas in the country are made right here in Medford, Oregon. The vodka is distilled from potatoes and aged in barrels that were once used for bourbon or whiskey. A local family runs the distillery, and they produce their own spirits onsite. The business also has tasting rooms where you can sample any of their fine liquors—including gin, rum, and whiskey—to your heart’s content!

If you want to learn more about this process, check out one of these two cool events:

Vodka 101: A Tasting Class – $35 (2 hours)

Learn how vodka gets made by touring Crater Lake Distillery before taking part in an educational tasting session that will teach you how to identify different types of vodkas by taste alone (no glasses required). This class starts at 10 am every Saturday morning but spaces fill up quickly so be sure to book well ahead if you want to attend!

Go to the Medford Farmers Market.

The Medford Farmers Market is a market where you can buy fresh produce, homemade food, and products, and even get your pet's food. The location of market is at the corner of Main Street and Riverside Drive. You can expect to find vegetables that are in season, as well as some out-of-season vegetables or fruits. There are also meat products sold here such as beef jerky, bison burgers, chicken breast strips, and pork chops. You can also purchase desserts like brownies or cookies from local bakeries like Big O's Cookies & Sweets (which has been featured on Food Network).

The farmers market is open every Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM during spring through fall months (November - April), and closed during winter months (May - October). Admission into the market costs $0 for adults due to its location being part of a public park area; there will be booths selling tickets for rides/attractions nearby if interested in those activities instead!

Hike Table Rock

If you like to hike, Table Rock is the place for you. This trail is short and sweet, but it’s also a great workout. The trail begins at the Crater Lake Lodge and climbs up several switchbacks before reaching Table Rock (a 1,200-foot elevation gain). Once at the top of this plateau-like rock, you’ll be rewarded with views of nearby Wizard Island, Mount Scott, and Mount Thielsen in addition to Crater Lake itself! If you get lucky with weather conditions or go during peak wildflower season (May), there are tons of wildflowers along the way that will make your hike even more magical.

Visit the Rogue Creamery.

Located in a tiny town called Central Point, this artisanal cheese maker is well-known as a tourist attraction. In addition to making some of Oregon's best cheeses and ice creams, it has a tasting room and gift shop where you can sample its delicious products. There's also a restaurant that serves up fresh sandwiches and soups made with their cheese (and you thought sandwiches were just for lunch). If you're not into eating out then stop by for the picnic area where you can pack your own lunch or order one from their restaurant menu to enjoy in the park setting outside!

Look for Sasquatch at Collier State Park.

If you're looking for something to do that's weird and wonderful, then look no further than Collier State Park. You can find Sasquatch here!

Sasquatch is a legendary creature, which supposedly lives in the forests of Oregon and Washington. It is said to eat berries and nuts from trees, but unlike Bigfoot, it doesn't like beer or pizza (or maybe they just don't get along). As with other mythical creatures such as dragons and fairies, there have not been any real sightings of Sasquatch—but that doesn't mean you can't try!

Collier State Park is part of the Coast Range mountains; it covers more than 3,000 acres near the city of Medford. It has plenty of hiking trails where you might be able to spot some furry beasties lurking around the bushes or hiding behind trees—check out their website for more information about camping at this park if you want an overnight stay!

Remodeling Services are an effective way

Medford remodeling is a great way to add value to your home. Whether you are improving the kitchen or redoing a bathroom, there are plenty of opportunities to make your house feel like a new place. You also have many options when it comes to decoration and colors. Medford has a lot going on so let us help you find something that interests you

Revolution Builders is a great company.

This company is dedicated to providing quality home repair and remodeling services. From kitchens and bathrooms to basements, roofing and siding, new windows and doors, carpentry, and more - we will help you solve your home improvement issues. Revolution Builders, LLC is a licensed contractor that provides personalized service for all home renovation projects

Revolution Builders, LLC

3619 Aviation Way, Medford, OR 97504

(541) 210-3205https://revolution-builders.com/

[shadsasaur]

baby beast sensed grilled cheese and came sooking (her favourite treat is colliers powerfully aged welsh cheddar), then Made A Shape

[very-uncorrect]

beans on toast is GOOD

you need to butter the toast, add a few slices of cheddar and your beans on top

you could even wait for a minute for the cheese to melt a little. ultimate comfort food

soo good with mature cheddar (Welsh colliers my beloved)

THANK YOU EXACTLY

I always butter my bread with Lurpak slightly salted

Melted cheese my belovedd

I usually go for Cathedral City mature cheddar it's the one that makes me feel the most joy because I'm most used to the flavour

[pizzamandans]

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[linus-wickworth]

August 2023 Reading Recap

I managed to squeeze in a total of 95 books for this month, which is much too long to not have under a read-more. But here's my total stats:

Total: 95 books and 1 short story. Oldest: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1848). Longest: Les Misérables (1463pg). Average Pages: 289. 64% were YA. 56% were read as e-book or audiobook. 56% were written by female authors. Rep: 28% queer, 35% mental health, 25% POC, 15% disability.

5 Stars:

Pedro & Daniel by Federico Erebia The Hero of Ages by Brandon Sanderson Negative Space by B. R. Yeagar Head Case by Sarah Aronson A List Of Cages by Robin Roe How It Feels to Float by Helena Fox A World Without You by Beth Revis The Inexplicable Logic of My Life by Benjamin Alire Sáenz Orbiting Jupiter by Gary D. Schmidt The Vanishing Place by Theresa Emminizer The Cost of Knowing by Brittney Morris A Death on the Wolf by G.M. Frazier

4.5 Stars:

Lost Girls by Ann Kelley Beauty of the Broken by Tawni Waters Honeybee by Craig Silvey Bang, Bang, You're Dead! by Narinder Dhami We Need to Do Something by Max Booth III We Need to Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver My Father's Scar by Michael Cart Phoenix Rising by Karen Hesse More Than This by Patrick Ness Born to Serve by Josephine Cox Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew Quick Howl by Shaun David Hutchinson You Asked for Perfect by Laura Silverman

4 Stars:

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte A Very, Very Bad Thing by Jeffery Self Double by Jenny Valentine Tattoo Atlas by Tim Floreen The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak The Escape by Hannah Jayne My Abandonment by Peter Rock Brother by Ania Ahlborn Counterfeit Son by Elaine Marie Alphin The Escape from Home by Avi Les Misérables by Victor Hugo Young Pioneers by Rose Wilder Lane Elantris by Brandon Sanderson Let's Call It a Doomsday by Katie Henry Raven Summer by David Almond The Emperor's Soul by Brandon Sanderson The Hole by Hye-Young Pyun The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain Pandemic by Yvonne Ventresca Ashfall by Mike Mullin

3.5 Stars:

10 Things I Can See from Here by Carrie Mac Lord of the Flies by William Golding Calvin by Martine Leavitt The Long Weekend by Savita Kalhan Complicit by Stephanie Kuehn Surviving Bear Island by Paul Greci Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli Rainbow Boys by Alex Sanchez

3 Stars:

They Never Came Home by Lois Duncan Five and the Stately Homes Gang by Claude Voilier Five Go On Television by Claude Voilier Five and the Golden Galleon by Claude Voilier Ten Mile River by Paul Griffin Five in Fancy Dress by Claude Voilier Pig Boy by J.C. Burke Five Versus the Black Mask by Claude Voilier The Meaning of Birds by Jaye Robin Brown Five and the Pink Pearls by Claude Voilier The Trouble With Half a Moon by Danette Vigilante I Am David by Anne Holm I Am The Cheese by Robert Cormier Five and the Secret of the Caves by Claude Voilier The Fear by Spencer Hamilton Five and the Z-Rays by Claude Voilier Hold Fast by Kevin Major The Disturbed Girl's Dictionary by NoNieqa Ramos Five and the Knights' Treasure by Claude Voilier

2.5 Stars:

The Rag and Bone Shop by Robert Cormier Five and the Mystery of the Emeralds by Claude Voilier Five and the Missing Cheetah by Claude Voilier Outside Looking In by James Lincoln Collier Tears of a Tiger by Sharon M. Draper The Hobbit by J. R. R Tolkien Too Soon for Jeff by Marilyn Reynolds Mine by Delilah S. Dawson Five And The Cavalier's Treasure by Claude Voilier Five and the Blue Bear Mystery by Claude Voilier Supermassive by Nina Rossing Five And The Strange Legacy by Claude Voilier

2 Stars:

The Island Keeper by Harry Mazer The Winter Children by Lulu Taylor 33 Snowfish by Adam Rapp Five and the Hijackers by Claude Voilier Let The Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist Paper Covers Rock by Jenny Hubbard The Story of King Arthur and his Knights by Howard Pyle

1.5 Stars:

Aliens in the Family by Margaret Mahy The Kingdom By The Sea by Robert Westall The Nightmarys by Dan Poblocki

[astronomalyy]

apparently in 1922, an 'admirer' sent F. Scott Fitzgerald this

"Sir-- I have read the story Benjamin Button in Collier's and I wish to say that as a short story writer you would make a good lunatic I have seen many pieces of cheese in my life but of all the pieces of cheese I have ever seen you are the biggest piece. I hate to waste a piece of stationery on you but I will."

[luckystorein22]

Welcome to Lucky Store, your one-stop online gourmet store for the best in reduced-fat cheese. We're thrilled to introduce our latest offering - Collier's Reduced Fat Cheese, the perfect option for cheese lovers who want to enjoy the delicious taste of cheese without worrying about the extra calories.

Collier's Reduced Fat Cheese is made using traditional Welsh methods, with all the flavor and texture of regular cheese but with a lower fat content. It's a perfect choice for those who are looking to maintain a healthy lifestyle without compromising on taste. This premium cheese is made from the finest ingredients and aged for a minimum of 12 months to develop its signature flavor.

We take great pride in offering our customers the best products, and Collier's Reduced Fat Cheese is no exception. It's versatile and can be used in a variety of dishes, from grilled cheese sandwiches to mac and cheese. Whether you're a cheese connoisseur or just looking for a healthier cheese option, Collier's Reduced Fat Cheese is the perfect choice.

Shop now at Lucky Store and experience the delicious taste of Collier's Reduced Fat Cheese. We offer fast and reliable shipping, so you can enjoy your cheese in no time. Don't miss out on this fantastic product - order now and taste the difference!

[sealie-seolh]

dear god, I want a piece of cheese so much

[devonellington]

Wed. Dec. 22, 2021: Recovering From a Mac & Cheese Coma

Wed. Dec. 22, 2021: Recovering From a Mac & Cheese Coma

Wednesday, December 22, 2021 Waning Moon Chiron Direct (as of 12/21) Uranus and Venus Retrograde Rainy and raw image courtesy of SocialButterflyMMG via pixabay.com Usually, Tuesday is the long post. This week, it’s Wednesday, because yesterday was the Winter Solstice, my big holiday, and I decided to enjoy my holiday. So today’s our day to sit down and have a catching up natter. Friday…