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Old Jun 11th 2007, 4:37 pm
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I normally leave the shopping for the wife to do, but i went today and couldn't help notice how much Cheesy stuff they do.

e.g...loads of cheesy crisps, including cheesy balls, cheesy puffs, cheesy this and that.
Not that i don't like cheese, but too much cheese and not enough other flavours.
Any ideas of where i should shop next time to avoid the cheesy stuff? i went to Coles by the way.
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Old Jun 11th 2007, 8:07 pm
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Originally Posted by Nu-Shooz
I normally leave the shopping for the wife to do, but i went today and couldn't help notice how much Cheesy stuff they do.

e.g...loads of cheesy crisps, including cheesy balls, cheesy puffs, cheesy this and that.
Not that i don't like cheese, but too much cheese and not enough other flavours.
Any ideas of where i should shop next time to avoid the cheesy stuff? i went to Coles by the way.
I wouldn't worry, although it says "cheese" on the packet it often has no taste whatsoever. Bit like their "tasty" cheese, which bears a strong resemblance to candle wax (an analogy I have pinched from another poster, can't remember who!)
For a good cheese flavour look for Tasmanian or imported stuff, and in the meatime just buy the "Cheezy" stuff when you fancy something with no flavour

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Old Jun 11th 2007, 11:30 pm
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It's not just the cheezy (why is it always with a "z") flavoured products. You'll find cheesy clothes, cheesy hairstyles, cheesy interior decoration, cheesy tv programs; the list is endless.

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Old Jun 11th 2007, 11:42 pm
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*moves to Oz immediately*

We love cheese/cheeze/cheezy food!

And stuff with peanut butter in which is why I'll have to divide my time between Oz and the US.

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Old Jun 11th 2007, 11:48 pm
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It's not just the cheezy (why is it always with a "z") flavoured products. You'll find cheesy clothes, cheesy hairstyles, cheesy interior decoration, cheesy tv programs; the list is endless.

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Ha ha, yeah mate i know what you mean, but i'm no expert on the fashion scene so i'll just have to be cheezzzzyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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Originally Posted by jayr
It's not just the cheezy (why is it always with a "z") flavoured products. You'll find cheesy clothes, cheesy hairstyles, cheesy interior decoration, cheesy tv programs; the list is endless.

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honestly I am still on the floor, this is a classic retort.
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