You pass the test, friend! 🙂 😉

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Ahh I see – they divide them in to quarters and sell them in slightly smaller portions thankfully. I guess there probably aren’t too many places you can just walk to the local market in the US unless you live in a city centre, given it’s so big!

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🤣🤣
I mean, I don’t *hate* cheese. I’ll eat it with crackers and in all sorts of recipes, but I’ve never just been one to eat plain cheese.

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I just wondered because the wheels of cheese are so big. Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m up for the challenge, but not everyone is a cheese glutton like I am. 🙂
Local markets are one of the things the Husband always misses about not living in England anymore. 😦

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I loved the cheese market and experience, it was fun!! Ahhh well if you ever go back, you’ll have to put ‘meeting the cheese father’ on your list 🙂

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That’s so good – I love how cities are doing this as it just makes travel SO much easier when visiting, and speeds it up so you don’t have lots of tourists figuring out how to buy tickets!!

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I think it’s everyone – markets are a really big thing in Europe, I know a lot of people buy their fruit, meat and veg (and cheese) at the local markets. Speaking personally, I go every Sunday to get my fresh produce including cheese, even in the UK – so I’d be a NIGHTMARE if I lived in the Netherlands hahaa!

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Hehe, it was brie-llient 🙂

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It was totally OTT and cheesy but that was part of the fun 🙂 I often munch on cheese, I’m a total addict!!

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Speaking of which, I’m super hungry for my lunch now too!!! Thanks for stopping by Corna 🙂

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Hehe I know, I couldn’t stop laughing at all the pomp – it was a bit OTT but fun to see 🙂

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It was a fab day trip from Amsterdam, and I thoroughly recommend it if you’re ever in the city 🙂

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