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Default How tastes change

20 years ago, there is no way I'd have happily eaten blue cheese. I was of the
mindset, "When the cheese gets blue or green on it, it's time to throw it away."

Now, I'm eating this stuff:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shropshire_Blue

Strangest damned cheese I've ever tasted, but it is at the same time, appealing.

--Bryan
 
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