The cheese choice is yours.
This morning.
Fergus Lenehan tweetz:
Was in Lidl in Leipzig [Germany] today. They had both British and Irish cheddar cheese on the shelves. Turn the packages over & you can see they’re the same cheese, from Cookstown in County Tyrone…Northern Irish identities in action, dominating British & Irish branding?
Anyone?/Fight!
From top: Tesco; SuperValu
Cheesus.
Bonkers writes:
Following on from your Easons/Amazon post yesterday here is another one.
My absolute favourite cheese for topping homemade burgers is smoked applewood. In Supervalu it costs 2.99 for 150g which works out at 19.93 a kilo.
Whereas over in Tesco 185g of smoked applewood cheese, imported from the UK, will cost you 1.38 or 7.46 per kilo. 6
By my calculation this product is 167% more expensive in Supervalu than it is in Tesco.
Hooray for British cheese I say.
FIGHT!
Yesterday: Eason/Amazon
‘sup?
Fancy a Nomtorious lunch today?
Jenny at Mary’s bar and Hardware Shop, 8 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, writes:
Following UFC warrior Conor McGregor’s surprise announcement last night, we’ve a surprise announcement of our own. Both involve cheese.
Anyone who comes in to see us in Mary’s Bar & Hardware today between 12 – 2pm and says ‘Thanks for the cheese’ will get a 2 for 1 on red & white cheese toasties
PLUS we’ll throw in a packet of King crisps for the craic too. So bring a pal for a shoulder to cry on….
Darragh McCullough writes:
Tesco selling (presumably) UK Stilton cheese [may only be produced in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire] labelled IE cos it’s packed in Ireland?
Anyone?
Ah here.
Ivan Harrow writes:
Spotted in San Francisco. Taking Irish “tradition” to a new level…
