I literally don’t know as much as I would like on cheese and I don’t know what to pair it with. The only thing close to a charcuterie board I’ve personally gotten is the Sargent balanced breaks. I only know like mild sharp mozzarella Monterrey Jack and feta. But I want to actually enjoyyyyy cheese like an adult. I guess instead of shaming you I want advice. Give me cheese combinations! What is Brie and what does it taste like? Is pimento as nasty as it smells? What snacks can I pair them with 

Cheese is an incredibly delicious and versatile food. I say as long as your cholesterol is fine, who cares!! Your friend would clearly have a better outlook on life if they ate more cheese. 

That friend needs to mind their Ps and Qs! It is not at ALL weird to have a cheese plate 3-4 times a week! I think you can even UP that number to 7 days a week! Enjoy it! And don't be shy with dropping your fav cheeses~! 

Ok what I need to know is what kind of cheese?!

Tell your lactose-loathing friend to back off. Do you know how much money people pay for a good charcoots? You do you! 

Just hope you have some good WI cheese 🧀 on that plate.

I'll admit: I eat a lot of cheese. In my early 20s, I suddenly decided that cheese was the best thing that's ever happened to me, and, ever since, have prided myself on my knowledge about cheeses and the cheese plates that I've put together for friends and families. It's part of my identity, and I'm proud of it. 

Once the pandemic started, I only became more invested in cheese, ordering several pounds at a time for delivery and sampling. It's gotten to the point where I actually prepare a cheese plate for myself probably 3-4 nights per week.

I was totally happy with this, until a friend recently judged me for my cheese intake. And now, I'm getting insecure — is it weird to have a cheese plate 3-4 times per week? Should I be looking within and changing my behavior? Or should I just enjoy my cheese intake in peace? 

I'm getting judged for my cheese intake

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