In our fridge, there’s a full-width drawer under the two “veggie or fruit” drawers. It’s name is “Cheese Drawer” and with the exception of the 3 kinds of tortillas, that’s all it holds. We do NOT consider it a problem!
I remember when “Laughing Cow” was still written in French (“La Vache Qui Rit”). I liked it then, and now — and in between of course. Our cat is also fond of that particular cheese. But don’t try her on any of the other cheeses found in the Pickle fridge.
Sounds like my wife. She’ll buy things speculating she may want to eat them someday, and believes nothing can go bad in the refrigerator. I clean it out periodically… and discourage her from coming with me to the grocery store.
The open refrigerator door reminds me of this. I had to take my daughter to the hospital She spent so much time in front of the refrigerator trying to make up her mind what to eat that she got frost bite.
We have bleu, cream cheese, cheddar, cheddar sticks, goat cheese, laughing cow, Parmesan, Gruyère, and American in our cheese tray, but I don’t have a problem, regardless of what my wife says.
Hubby’s father and stepmother were not well off, so every year we’d send them a gift box from Figi’s. One summer I was digging in the fridge looking for something to nibble on, and found a block of Figi’s sharp cheddar, which I put up on the counter. When I stood up, it was gone. Stepmother had dropped it into the trash. “We never eat that stuff, and I don’t know where it comes from.” I told her I’d eat it – it was still in the wrapper – but we never sent them any more.
Ooo, it’s time to make mac and cheese! It’s best with whatever random bits and bobs of cheeses are left over—except feta, that doesn’t tend to melt. Best mac and cheese I ever made was a blend of four cheeses, one of which was fontina.
It’s only a problem if you’re lactose-intolerant, which I’m not. Earl, cheese sandwiches are good, but don’t forget the salami or turkey breast. (and spicy brown mustard!)
Some of those Laughing Cow wedges get hard on their way to going bad. And what kind of Swiss? Emmentaler or Gruyere? And no Wensleydale? O tried some a few years ago that had dried cranberries in it. MMMMMMMMM
Remember when cheese was reasonably priced? Then they discovered they could triple (or more) the price by adding the word “gourmet” to the same cheese.
allen@home about 1 year ago
That’s my man Earl. Don’t let all that cheese go to waste.
C about 1 year ago
More than one
Erse IS better about 1 year ago
In our fridge, there’s a full-width drawer under the two “veggie or fruit” drawers. It’s name is “Cheese Drawer” and with the exception of the 3 kinds of tortillas, that’s all it holds. We do NOT consider it a problem!
I remember when “Laughing Cow” was still written in French (“La Vache Qui Rit”). I liked it then, and now — and in between of course. Our cat is also fond of that particular cheese. But don’t try her on any of the other cheeses found in the Pickle fridge.
catchup about 1 year ago
What on earth is whipped cream cheese?
Jingles about 1 year ago
colby, medium cheddar, shredded mexican, and alot of tortillas. and a couple boxes of macaroni. yum…
mischugenah about 1 year ago
You definitely have a problem, Opal— what’s American “cheese” doing in there with all those real cheeses??
i_am_the_jam about 1 year ago
Are they in Minnesota?
iggyman about 1 year ago
What, no Limburger?!
MichaelAxelFleming about 1 year ago
Cheese! It’s just a curd to me!
puppeterry about 1 year ago
Where’s the String Cheese?
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 1 year ago
No blue cheese‽
Ubintold about 1 year ago
What a friend we have in cheeses.
jessebob42 about 1 year ago
Extra mature sharp cheddar please.
hariseldon59 about 1 year ago
Kind of a cheesy strip today.
Il Siciliano about 1 year ago
Dang; they’re out of Havarti and smoked Gruyere??
LawrenceS about 1 year ago
Sounds like my wife. She’ll buy things speculating she may want to eat them someday, and believes nothing can go bad in the refrigerator. I clean it out periodically… and discourage her from coming with me to the grocery store.
scote1379 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Mustard ! No such thing as to many different types of Mustard !
jagedlo about 1 year ago
Laughing Cow wedges…are they laughing because you bought so much cheese?
My First Premium Member about 1 year ago
It’s a miracle. Cheeses of Nazareth!
Frank Salem Premium Member about 1 year ago
The open refrigerator door reminds me of this. I had to take my daughter to the hospital She spent so much time in front of the refrigerator trying to make up her mind what to eat that she got frost bite.
chris_o42 about 1 year ago
Careful Earl, just don’t cut the cheese!
Ol' me about 1 year ago
So now we have Cheesaholics Anonymous.
[Traveler] Premium Member about 1 year ago
I’m a fan of the Babybels
bigplayray about 1 year ago
What happened to Muffin?
kv450 about 1 year ago
We have bleu, cream cheese, cheddar, cheddar sticks, goat cheese, laughing cow, Parmesan, Gruyère, and American in our cheese tray, but I don’t have a problem, regardless of what my wife says.
Skeptical Meg about 1 year ago
Pshrink to Opal: what is your problem?
Opal: I like cheese.
Pshrink: there’s nothing wrong with that. I myself like cheese.
Opal: Well, come to my house! I have thousands of them!
Dani Rice about 1 year ago
Hubby’s father and stepmother were not well off, so every year we’d send them a gift box from Figi’s. One summer I was digging in the fridge looking for something to nibble on, and found a block of Figi’s sharp cheddar, which I put up on the counter. When I stood up, it was gone. Stepmother had dropped it into the trash. “We never eat that stuff, and I don’t know where it comes from.” I told her I’d eat it – it was still in the wrapper – but we never sent them any more.
FassEddie about 1 year ago
“…not much of a cheese shop, is it?”
Robert Williams @ Williams Web Solutions about 1 year ago
When life gives you cheese, make a sandwich! :p
Newenglandah about 1 year ago
Try googling for a recipe for Welsh Rarebit from scratch. Great way to use up cheese.
Leftover cheese sauce can be used to make macaroni & cheese.
ANIMAL about 1 year ago
Ya THINK..????????
PoodleGroomer about 1 year ago
We’re making pizza tonight.
Zebrastripes about 1 year ago
Oy! Hope you’ve got prunes in the cupboard…LOL
DawnQuinn1 about 1 year ago
Begs the question…when was the last time the fridge was cleand?
Daltongang Premium Member about 1 year ago
Opal, with all that cheese I think you’re constipated.
ilovecomics*infinity about 1 year ago
Now I want cheese. For breakfast. It’s 6:30.
prrdh about 1 year ago
Very much not a problem if you live in Wisconsin. That’s what a refrigerator is for.
Lynnjav about 1 year ago
La Vache Qui Rit!
FireAnt_Hater about 1 year ago
No Gouda?
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 1 year ago
Atta boy, Earl……..
pearlyqim about 1 year ago
I don’t see a problem! : – )
R Humble about 1 year ago
Time to get out the fondue pot
KEA about 1 year ago
had to research laughing cow wedges, i’ve never seen those
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 year ago
On a quizzical note, why does cheese smell so bad but taste so good? I would not advise to test this mystery on other things that stink. ;-p
Snuffles [Previously Helikitty] about 1 year ago
Opal, your problem is you don’t have enough cheese.
malause about 1 year ago
Sounds like my house
bwswolf about 1 year ago
I love Camembert but try to find it near or past the to buy date ……. stronger flavor …. Yes, my Mother was French ….. :)
Intergalactic Hussy about 1 year ago
Ooo, it’s time to make mac and cheese! It’s best with whatever random bits and bobs of cheeses are left over—except feta, that doesn’t tend to melt. Best mac and cheese I ever made was a blend of four cheeses, one of which was fontina.
Ray Helvy Premium Member about 1 year ago
It’s only a problem if you’re lactose-intolerant, which I’m not. Earl, cheese sandwiches are good, but don’t forget the salami or turkey breast. (and spicy brown mustard!)
cactusbob333 about 1 year ago
If they would buy just beans and cut the cheese, they could save money.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace about 1 year ago
Cheese be good!!
carlsonbob about 1 year ago
I think it’s time to cut some cheese!
Enoi about 1 year ago
All that mixed up cheese will make an awesome mac ‘n’ cheese casserole!
GKBOWOOD Premium Member about 1 year ago
Don’t forget the pickle for that cheese sandwich!
zeexenon about 1 year ago
And the fairytale big cheese comes crashing down with a stinking history.
artjohn42 about 1 year ago
Is Earl about to make a sandwich ALL BY HIMSELF?!
eced52 about 1 year ago
A dagwood cheese sandwich.
Teto85 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Some of those Laughing Cow wedges get hard on their way to going bad. And what kind of Swiss? Emmentaler or Gruyere? And no Wensleydale? O tried some a few years ago that had dried cranberries in it. MMMMMMMMM
JukeJoint Jacks about 1 year ago
Now I know. Earl and Opal live in Wisconsin. :)
ucomicsrwd Premium Member about 1 year ago
Remember when cheese was reasonably priced? Then they discovered they could triple (or more) the price by adding the word “gourmet” to the same cheese.
plaidley about 1 year ago
What? No Velveeta? ::runs away::
Retliblady Premium Member about 1 year ago
They’ve got cheese. Life is good
T... about 1 year ago
Cholesterol junkie…
elgrecousa Premium Member about 1 year ago
No Asiago? I can’t believe it.
w16521 about 1 year ago
Might explain why the Pickles cut the cheese so often.
ellisaana Premium Member about 1 year ago
Gee whiz, no cheez whiz? What a mistake. Earl can’t make a cheese steak.
TheBigPickle about 1 year ago
Wow… cheese lasts more than a day in their house? Now I know this is fiction.
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 1 year ago
Expect a thank you note from the state of Wisconsin.
Mikey Jay about 1 year ago
This is quite the cheesy comic strip!
LJZ Premium Member about 1 year ago
I know of a place in London that would love to help you out.
Carolyn Saunders about 1 year ago
Seems reasonable to me – no problem
the real savage about 1 year ago
Praise cheeses!