Say Cheese

Say Cheese

The Eurospeak Podcast S1 E7 - Say Cheese

The final episode of the Eurospeak Podcast's first season gets a little cheesy as BJ and his guest chat about what Britain’s Center for Retail Research called the most stolen food in the world. More than meat, alcohol, or junk food, cheese is the most shoplifted food in the world. The dairy product was so important that diplomats at the Congress of Vienna were willing to take a break from negotiating about the post-Napoleonic European order, to debate about what the best type of cheese is.

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