How many of you silly Yanks knew that there's a wee Village in Somerset, Inglaterra where cheddar cheese was born in the 12th century?

Did ya think it was developed in Wisconsin? 😝 Lo siento peeps. It's straight out of Somerset in the district of Sedgemoor in the Southwest of England. It's a lovely little village and y'all should check it out instead of just visiting London. There's a bit more to England than London as shocking as that may sound 😝

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Manhandler · 46-50, F

No, I certainly did not think it was developed in Wisconsin. Why, who on earth suggested it was?

NigelDoes · 56-60, M

@Manhandler highly doubt that most Americans even know that there's a wee Village in England called Cheddar. Don't be so defensive mate. I'm just taking the piss.😇

Manhandler · 46-50, F

@NigelDoes Sorry for not being a thought-reader, but I don't know you are taking the piss, do I? Furthermore, how would I know and why should I care what most Americans think, considering I've never been to America in my life? 🤔

NigelDoes · 56-60, M

@Manhandler looks like someone's had a bit too much caffeine.😉