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Wheels of cheese

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DustyOwl · 24/06/2022 13:07

It’s my sister’s wedding next weekend and she would like to buy some wheels of cheese. We are trying to figure out the best place to go? She thinks Tesco maybe 🤔

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lifecouldbeadream · 24/06/2022 13:30

Local cheese shop- much better variety.

emmathedilemma · 24/06/2022 13:43

Definitely a local cheese shop / farm shop / deli type place but you might need to pre-order.

DustyOwl · 24/06/2022 14:03

Thank you, there are some nice ones around. I think she’s over spent a bit and has realised she doesn’t have much left for cheese!

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MrsOwainGlyndŵr · 24/06/2022 14:15

A wheel of cheese is a hell of a lot of cheese! Is she sure that's what she really wants?

DustyOwl · 24/06/2022 14:47

Yup, she has 200 people coming in the evening and 25 children.

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LifeIsARollerCoaster22 · 24/06/2022 14:54

Costco type place

WeAreTheHeroes · 24/06/2022 14:55

M&S sell them to pre-order as a stacked cheese "wedding cake".

WeAreTheHeroes · 24/06/2022 14:55

You can probably pre-order from a supermarket with a cheese counter.

BadAtMaths2 · 24/06/2022 14:56

If your local tesco has a deli counter where they cut bits off cheese - then yes. If you have a Booths nearby they definitely do.

Or order on line.

Joyfulflowers · 24/06/2022 15:07

I got several cheese wheels from our local butcher (also sell deli items) for a party-discussed what I wanted and the sizes and put together myself.

Asked the local florist to do a small spray for the top.

Whist still eye wateringly expensive, was still cheaper than ordering a cheese cake.

DustyOwl · 25/06/2022 00:47

Thank you, I will pass those ideas on. It’s going to be a fab day and I will hopefully get to eat any left overs!

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