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Pastry of the Year posted:
buenas dias, camarón
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Dec 28, 2019 19:09
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Buffalo cheese won’t you come out tonight Come out tonight Come out tonight
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Dec 28, 2019 19:50
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2nd hand knowledge from a bunch of Columbia refugees/immigrants (via us based church). Ain't no poor/rural people eating buffalo. Fruit and whatever protein you can get, usually rat, for sure no nice cheese. Ima guess the buffalo are kept protected from the poor so they can make your cheese.
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1st_Panzer_Div. posted:2nd hand knowledge from a bunch of Columbia refugees/immigrants (via us based church). Ain't no poor/rural people eating buffalo. Fruit and whatever protein you can get, usually rat, for sure no nice cheese. Eating your tractor tends to end poorly for your farm so yeah they likely are not eating them out hand like that.
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Telsa Cola posted:Eating your tractor tends to end poorly for your farm so yeah they likely are not eating them out hand like that. only hunter gathers and wealthy modern humans have ever had the luxury of eating a bunch of meat. almost everyone else in the history of agriculture was lucky to eat a stringy old chicken when it got too old to lay eggs
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Pick posted:cheese experts Yo soy un Quesolero, mami
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Never had buffalo cheese before and would try it but I assume any added expense is not due to its superiority and instead quite the opposite because it’s just kinda worse and never took off so there’s no adequate supply chain or a sufficient culinary expertise. The kind of thing people with more money than sense get because they’re blind to their own hubris and the niche industry that is around is there to exploit them.
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The most frightening thing about buffalo cheese is that they're also where you get buffalo wings, so they're the only bird that excretes cheese
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Are there female bison? They all look like body building masculine monsters
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Jan 1, 2020 07:44
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Icochet posted:Are there female bison? They all look like body building masculine monsters No they reproduce asexually via a complex budding process Which also makes the milking of them even more disturbing
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There's a Venezuelan dairy farmer who used to post in the Venezuelan thread. Maybe we should ask her about South American cheese She probably stopped posting after they gassed the venezuela thread though.
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Would you prefer your cheese come from somewhere else!?
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Jan 1, 2020 08:38
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Big Beef City posted:No they reproduce asexually via a complex budding process 
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BeefThief posted:they also have hippos in colombia because of the drugs, try milking one of those for its delicious cheese https://i.imgur.com/6oybqcU.gifv https://i.imgur.com/Uhres6Z.gifv
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bison burgers are 
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