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Someone took my Brie
I went out to the little cheese fridge this evening to turn the cheeses. I have a nice Manchego aging, and I *thought* that I had three rounds of Brie. Only two remain.
This is a little startling. 
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07/17/11, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Alice In TX/MO
I went out to the little cheese fridge this evening to turn the cheeses. I have a nice Manchego aging, and I *thought* that I had three rounds of Brie. Only two remain.
This is a little startling. |
I think you need new glasses,  there were only two rounds of Brie when I was looking in the fridge. 
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07/17/11, 11:02 PM
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Dirty rotten Frogs! Cheese eating surrender monkeys!(DOH!)
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07/17/11, 11:17 PM
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Oooops. Busted! 
(Actually-I would have gone for the Manchego!)
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07/17/11, 11:22 PM
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LOL! I am familliar with this particular problem too.
Take notes! Take pictures! It is your word against theirs.
Gotta lock those cheese-babies up to keep them safe. 
<screwed a hasp on my fridge, no joke, padlocked it.>
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07/17/11, 11:32 PM
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The goats ate your cheese. 
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07/17/11, 11:52 PM
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I like goat people.
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07/17/11, 11:53 PM
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I like goat people.
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07/17/11, 11:55 PM
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I like goat people.
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Quote:
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I like goat people.
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You just repeated yourself. Waiting for some does to kid?
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07/18/11, 12:16 AM
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Was the cheese sealed in wax?
One of my relatives kept having food 'borrowed' out of their freezers. No big borrowings, but a regular taking. Some 'should have been homeless' people were renting from the relatives brother... no job, welfare paid for the rent...
They finally started wrapping up cuts of meat that were usually thrown to the dogs, labeling them with nice names. After a few borrowings, it stopped. Maybe they got sick, maybe disgusted... but it did end.....
Maybe seal up something rancid, and put a 'sweet' sounding label on it?
Hope you find your cheese... or the frogs that 'borrowed' it...
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07/18/11, 12:37 AM
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Alice, you can take it as a compliment. Your cheese must be danged good.
I am guessing that it *IS* stealably delicious. Just put a lock on the fridge.
Easy-peasy and it never happens again.
~Wendy (Who will eat inordinate amounts of cheese if not restrained by better judgement. Sometimes I hear them calling me in the middle of the night.)
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07/18/11, 06:57 AM
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Not waxed. A Brie that was JUST about ready to cut.
The Manchego is waxed.
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07/18/11, 07:53 AM
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Do you have an extra fridge as a cheese cave? I am figuring how I would age Brie's and such. Oh, the goat's milk Brie must be most excellent - if I were there, I probably would have been the one to adopt it.
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07/18/11, 08:30 AM
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Yes, I have a little college dorm room size fridge out in the garage.
I think I've figured out who might have taken it. He buys milk, and he came while I was at a meeting. My friend here told him to "take what you need."
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07/18/11, 10:19 AM
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Well I hope he liked the cheese, I'm sure it was wonderful!
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07/18/11, 01:40 PM
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Since your friend told him to take whatever he needed,I would put a sign on the fridge that says "There is nothing in here that you need", to prevent future confusion.
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07/18/11, 06:48 PM
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Every time I see this title I think Brie is a goat and someone stole your goat!
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07/19/11, 04:08 PM
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why hide it?
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Wax a chunk of velveeta.
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07/19/11, 04:09 PM
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Wax a chunk of velveeta.
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Shoot - some people wouldn't know the difference - pitiful.
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