By drinking milk and eating cheese?I must admit that I don't drink much cow's milk these days, as I usually have soy milk on my cereal now, as a leftover from my time on a mainly Vegan type of diet (I never gave up honey), but I like to buy some full cream cow's milk occasionally for old times' sake, and 'National Milk Day' seems a good excuse for a drink to me. I also bought some Halloumi cheese to taste as a raw cheese, having bought a burger with grilled Halloumi from a takeaway shop, before seeing the movie 'Song Sung Blue' last Boxing Day, when most restaurants in the area were closed that day. I'm not much of a fan of chicken burgers, so I tried the Halloumi burger, not really knowing what Halloumi was, apart that it was suitable for Vegetarians (which I'm not)
I think a Halloumi burger will always be my choice over a chicken burger. Looking at the ingredients on the packet, I see that Halloumi contains milk from cows, goats and sheep, so this is the cheese to eat on a day like 'National Milk Day', I guess? But as a raw cheese, I'm not much of a fan, as it tastes like salty rubber.
So, it's good grilled on burgers, but not so good as a raw cheese, when you have other raw cheeses to choose from.
I guess that I'll be eating this cheese for the rest of the week now, until it's all gone from my fridge.
Cheers ... or should I say cheese?-)
The 11th of January 2026 is also the night of the 2026 Golden Globes, but for us here in Australia, it will happen on January the 12th. I've never cared much about the Golden Globes in the past, and I still don't, but it's always interesting to see which movies get a GG to me.
I guess I'll find out which movies get the GG tomorrow?
But who really cares, right?
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