Cheese strings

[Uncle Leo]

Bloke on my desk at work buys cheese strings for lunch pretty much every day.

He gets a bit of stick for this as we reckon that's children's food, but he doesn't see it himself and continues to merrily tuck in regardless. Andrew is 23.

Is this acceptable lunchtime fodder for a grown man or should he start buying proper sandwiches?

 

[Yer Blues]

the simple answer is no.

if it were dairyleigh dunkers on mini babybel's i would probably make it my lifes work to meet him and shake his hand. as it is'nt he has earnt my distain from afar

 

[C C Csiders]

Made me choke on my Farley's Rusk. Ridiculous food for a grow-up.

 

[Mr. Benedict]

It's not that they're childish, it's just that they're sh!t and they taste like plastic!

Tell the man if he must eat cheese for lunch, then buy some proper cheese. Or at the very least, Dairylea.

 

[SUFC_Al]

It's not that they're childish, it's just that they're sh!t and they taste like plastic!

Tell the man if he must eat cheese for lunch, then buy some proper cheese. Or at the very least, Dairylea.

tell it like it is Ben my son!

 

[SUFCLiam]

No not for adults

 

[Cricko]

That link took me some competition James,are you Spamming..:unsure:

 

[Uncle Leo]

That link took me some competition James,are you Spamming..:unsure:

Was there? I just googled 'cheese strings' and found that site.

I thought I'd give some detail as most people on the site probably haven't gon anywhere near such a food for at least twenty years!

 

[MK Shrimper]

No, and anyone who eats them hates food.

 

[Mr. Benedict]

No, and anyone who eats them hates food.

Uh-oh, here comes the food police! ;)
You should have that as your members name!

 

[MK Shrimper]

Uh-oh, here comes the food police! ;)
You should have that as your members name!

:finger: Why eat this tasteless chemical crap when you can have a fantastic bit of stilton, or a cracking bit of brie or camembert?

 

[Mr. Benedict]

:finger: Why eat this tasteless chemical crap when you can have a fantastic bit of stilton, or a cracking bit of brie or camembert?

I agree with you on this occasion actually. You can't beat proper cheese, processed stuff is only good for burgers. :)

 

[SUFC_Al]

I agree with you on this occasion actually. You can't beat proper cheese, processed stuff is only good for burgers. :)

The infamous "Burger Cheese"!

 

[MK Shrimper]

Cracking cheese Gromit!

 

[Mr. Benedict]

The infamous "Burger Cheese"!

Mmmm. Burger Cheese..... :)

Possibly the cheesiest burger of all time!

 

[DTS]

As a kiddie I loved them but a grown man there is not need for them at all everyday. Maybe once in a blue moon when you fancy a change but that is it really....

 

[Andy_S]

This Andrew is also 23 and I tasted them once and didn't care for them at all. Was like a big moulded together lump of Playdoh.

 

[Shrimper2thecore]

This is kids lunchbox and no further!! Ridiculous for a grown man/woman to be eating

 

[Southend_Lady]

Cheese strings ruled back in the day. I think they are quite nice tasty. Ok for kids. Not a patch on Mini Babybels or Dairylea Dunkers though, Mmmmm......

 

[Mr Plow]

Should be moving onto the Cathedral City Snack Packs at 23 really, a natural progression.

http://www.cathedralcity.co.uk/products_snackpack.php