Child Cheese? I love cheese!

The more cheese, the more holes. The more holes, the less cheese. Thus The more cheese, the less cheese.

Hard cheese a and cottage b cheese c

A sort of Brie or Camembert?

Cream.

Piece of cheese?

Cheesecake!

One example of this responsibility is the production of milk, which is used to make yoghurt, hard curds, cheese, butter and labnah.

Turn in state's evidence, and I personally guarantee you can beat the rap.

A piece of cheese.

What kind of cheese?

Is it Bleu du Maine, perhaps?

And half a pound of Parmesan.

I want to eat the cheese.

I want to eat cheese.

After you with the cheese, please.

There is no cheese!

Is that cheese coming?

Do you like cheese?

Bleu du Maine.

A little cheese and two peaches.

The cheese is yellow.

Then a little cheese.

Cheese. A soufflé, maybe?

Except, in reality, the way the industry sold yogurt was to convert it to something much more akin to ice cream.

Tom doesn't like cheese.

The cheese is not yellow.

Ham and cheese, dark, save the mustard, coming up.

Two pounds mozzarella. The best.

You want some cheese?

With parmesan.

Bleu du Maine?

Bulgarian yogurt?

But we don't use cheese.

Instead they were sold on yogurt, yogurt being almost as good as broccoli.

I really love cheese sandwiches.

Cheese is made from milk.

You're very welcome to what's left of the cheese.

A little cheese, a little bread.

Is there any cheese you particularly like?

So Joshua has a cheese sandwich and he says, Yum yum yum yum yum! I love cheese sandwiches.

If cheese is good, but the cake is a lie, what is a cheesecake? A good lie.

For example, in cheese sandwiches.

Here, you have a little cheese, a little bread.

Cheese. How thin can a sandwich get?