We all know the four main food groups for a balanced diet: Kraft cheese slices, mozzarella cheese sticks, Cracker Barrel old cheddar (cubed, obviously), and mini Baby Bell Gouda cheeses.
However, sometimes it's a nice treat to veer off the beaten path and try something fancy. Our cheese classics will always be the foundation of nutrients that we allow our fleshy human suits to absorb, but branching out into a whole world of gooey goodness will sooth both the stomach and the soul.
100% of my daily food intake is cheese, no lie. (I don't count the copious amounts of coffee I'm scarfing down at every moment).
Cheeses are perfect for any occasion. New Years Eve party? Cheeses. Birthday? Cheeses. Christmas Day or Easter? Cheesus (get it? I'll see myself out).
"Cheese Flights" includes Monteau alpine, cabot clothbound cheddar, red wine soaked goat, 12-month-aged manchego, and duon herb hand-rubbed fontina.
Don't worry—the package explains what all that means. I'm not throwing you into the deep end of the fondue or anything here.
Normally, individual cheese chunks that size from different countries would cost upwards of $10-$15 per chunk, meaning that you're easily saving around $40 when you choose the "Cheese Flights" pack.
Pinot noir with Monteau alpine, malbec with cabot clothbound cheddar, tempranillo with the red wine soaked goat, rioja with the 12-mont-aged manchego, and chablis with the duon herb hand-rubbed fontina.
You don't even need to invite that guy whose parents' own a winery to your party anymore. You know you can do better.
"Cheese Flights" is available at your nearest Costco or Sam's Club for $19.99.
Also, the pack keeps selling out, so you better get there and Edam before they're gone.
h/t: Delish
