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Spilled Milk

Episode 420: The Cheese Plate

Spilled Milk

Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton

Arts, Food, Comedy

4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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0:00.0

I'm Molly and I'm Matthew and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something

0:08.4

delicious eat it all and you can't have any I just noticed this is episode

0:12.2

420 dude.

0:13.6

Oh yeah man.

0:15.1

And so of course it's the cheese plate episode.

0:18.4

Finally, I mean we've talked so many times on the show about like when we're tasting

0:24.8

things we always talk about like we should cheese plate it like by which I mean we

0:29.4

should go mildest to strongest when we eat it.

0:33.0

But this week for the first time ever in spilled milk history,

0:36.6

we are literally cheese plating it.

0:38.3

Yeah, we're literally, we're cheese plating it up.

0:41.3

Hold on, did you just take my mooji pen? Yes. Oh my God Matthew.

0:44.9

All right anyway, let's go down memory lane. Okay, like I've liked cheese for a long time.

0:51.0

When I was a kid I think I only really liked cheddar,

0:54.0

telemook medium cheddar pretty much. But I, it's not often that I've

0:59.8

actually gotten to like make my way through a cheese plate but but like I've been to like a

1:04.8

party that where there's a cheese plate I'm like hanging out near it near it and like

1:08.8

nibbling things.

1:10.4

I remember my dad being into cheeses.

1:15.0

Okay, that makes sense.

1:17.0

And you know, I mean obviously the cheeses that were accessible in Oklahoma City

1:22.0

in the 80s and even into the 90s were not great. that were

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