String Cheese Strategy: Pocket Warmer

Posted on by Colin

When eating string cheese, I find that I’m typically looking for a different flavor experience than when I’m eating regular-old-mozzarella. Not only is string cheese a “fun” cheese that I expect to shred apart with my hands, it’s a different thing altogether.

What I’m getting at is… I like my string cheese warm. Not cold like I prefer balls or slices of mozzarella.

How do I get it warm? I’m glad you asked. My favorite snack-strategy developed at my new job is the string cheese pocket warm-up. It’s pretty simple:

  1. Grab a string cheese from the fridge
  2. Put it in your pocket (keep it wrapped, please!)
  3. Walk around and talk to a few people.
  4. Get back to work
  5. Then… remember you have the string cheese in your pocket.
  6. Promptly remove and devour.

Wonderful.

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3 Responses to “String Cheese Strategy: Pocket Warmer”

  1. Colin says:

    Oh man, Chris, string cheese that’s just slightly cooler than room temperature is so much better than when it’s really cold. Much!

  2. Lizza says:

    You’re the silliest man in all the land, and I love it! And you, of course!

  3. Warm string cheese somehow sounds unpalatable… I like it cold just fine. But maybe I’ll try this… it might open my mind to a dimension of string cheese unknown to me.

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