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These mini's are way milky.
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I have 27 bottles of bourbon and rye on hand now. I had to make a house menu.Pikesville rye 110 again for me.
It’s just that good.
I have 27 bottles of bourbon and rye on hand now. I had to make a house menu.
She puts the lotion in the basket.
I’m thinking we are about even in bottle number. Yet I have plenty of Scotch and some rum and tequila.
Your tequila... what you have, gringo?
Don Julio 70 mi amigo!
My bad... so soon I forget...
... stay sirsty, my friend.
Cheese sticks of courseHOWDEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
Hey, what do y'all recommend for a cheese that doesn't cause problems for someone who's mildly intolerant of lactose, but generally a tolerant person?
Asking for a drummer friend.

Pikesville rye 110 again for me.
It’s just that good.
HOWDEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
Hey, what do y'all recommend for a cheese that doesn't cause problems for someone who's mildly intolerant of lactose, but generally a tolerant person?
Asking for a drummer friend.
Muchas gracias!Here are the nine most popular cheeses with the lowest lactose ranges.
- Muenster: 0-1.1% lactose range.
- Camembert: 0-1.8% lactose range.
- Brie: 0-2% lactose range.
- Cheddar (mild and sharp varieties): 0-2.1% lactose range.
- Provolone: 0-2.1% lactose range.
- Gouda: 0-2.2% lactose range.
- Blue: 0-2.5% lactose range.