Robert Basler
Reuters Blogs
Sat, 04 Jul 2009 22:10 UTC
No. If you know your history, you know Lincoln was a passionate cheese enthusiast.
It was Abe who pushed the bounds of home entertaining by rolling up cheese and pecans together, creating the popular cheese log.
HE did that?
Sure. He called them Lincoln Logs. He also pioneered new forms of smelly Limburger Cheese, making his own pungent recipe.
Uh-oh. What was that called?
What do you think? "Stinkin' Lincoln."
Apart from the "Gettysburg Address," Lincoln's most famous speech was his 1863 "Homage to Fromage." And, his 1864 presidential campaign slogan was "He's not just gouda, he's grate!"
You're right, I do recall something about that. What was that phrase he used to predict the mass popularity of cheese?
He called it a "feta compli."
Gosh Blog Guy, you seem to know quite a few cheese-related puns.
Well, I don't like to boast, but they do call me the "Münster Punster."
Cheez-It commissioned 700-pound life-size cheddar cheese carving of Abraham Lincoln, on display near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, July 3, 2009.
























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