Did she bring the infamous "wet" brick of white cheese in a black garbage bag? Well gf's mother brought one with her when we lived in the Bronx. It was sopping wet and stunk to high heaven 🤢
I know millions would disagree with you, my sons for example. They are both in Canada and eat avocadoes as often as they can afford them. They both think Dominican avocadoes both look better and taste better. The avocado tree in my backyard is known around the neighborhood for it's excellent avocados and they are very, very tasty.
I understood it to be Queso de Freir (and not Hoja which is similar to mozzarella) because it comes in a block and not balls.
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No not queso de hoja JD. The white wet stuff from the colmado that they use to fry
Right but that's a nice neat package from the supermarket. In the campo you can get a whole brick and by the time it gets to NYC wrapped in 3 garbage bags, it's a wet smelly mess.I understood it to be Queso de Freir (and not Hoja which is similar to mozzarella) because it comes in a block and not balls.
Queso de Freir is similar to what we called 'Farmer's Cheese" when I lived in NY State.
Queso de Freir Products | Goya Foods
Combined with authentic ingredients, robust seasonings and convenient preparation, Goya provides over 2,200 high-quality and affordable products.
First time I've seen it described as "Delicious."I understood it to be Queso de Freir (and not Hoja which is similar to mozzarella) because it comes in a block and not balls.
Queso de Freir is similar to what we called 'Farmer's Cheese" when I lived in NY State.
Queso de Freir Products | Goya Foods
Combined with authentic ingredients, robust seasonings and convenient preparation, Goya provides over 2,200 high-quality and affordable products.
The Goya stuff is dry and tastes like cardboard. At least the fresh stuff in the campo is palatable if you fry it properly. But either way the fresh stuff has no business stuffed in a garage bag in a suitcase or carryon for 8 to 10 hours, then eaten upon arrival
Seriously, the Dominicans back in the day would bring the yellow and white bricks home wrapped in black plastic bags, either carry on or suitcase. Now you can't because of the dogs at the carousel. I definitely wouldn't make this up. Did you see my post about the 100 pasteles en hoja in the suitcase?
