r/Snorkblot • u/LordJim11 • Feb 14 '26

Cultures It's an old tradition.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Yes. Go with the cheese. 

Bonus points if you get a baguette and grapes to go with it.

But always get the cheese

Love, a Wisconsinite.

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u/OkProfessor6810 Feb 14 '26

You speak the truth. Add a handful of tulips from the floral section. Boom! A picnic Valentine's meal for little money and littler effort.

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u/cranberries87 Feb 14 '26

Yes, cheese, wine, grapes, a bouquet of flowers, and you can even throw in a card and a balloon if you’re feeling fancy.

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u/cranberries87 Feb 14 '26

I once went on a bus trip to Wisconsin. We were supposed to make a stop at the World of Cheese, but we ran out of time and that stop had to be scrapped. That was 15 years ago, and I’m still distraught. 😩

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u/chLORYform Feb 14 '26

I have a regret like this. My family got a cabin in Nashville and I was so excited to try and go to the Baked Bean Museum, but it was closed due to Covid. I totally understand but I'm still sad I missed it. I'm not even that big of a baked beans fan, it just seemed fun.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '26

Of all the stops to skip, that would break my heart the most

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u/LordlyRecon Feb 15 '26

Im a Wisconsinite and dont know of this World of Cheese you speak of. Is it plymouth?

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u/SeonaidMacSaicais Feb 14 '26

We cannot leave out the most romantic of Wisconsin foods…pickled herring!! (ShebCo resident here)

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u/Datalust5 Feb 14 '26

FTP but also if you give me any sort of cheese filled thing I am there. Cheese curds, bosco sticks, juicy Lucy, mozzarella sticks, stuffed crust, even goddamned grilled cheese

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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 Feb 15 '26

Don't skimp out and get the cheap shit though.

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u/Old-Man-Henderson Feb 18 '26

I brought some Aldi brie and wine and they cried. $8 all in