Canadian Reacts to Spider Cheese. The Rare German Delicacy 🇩🇪

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[@red_dolphin468]

I am a German in Rhinland region and I have never heared of this ... and I promise you faithful not one of my generation would try such thing to eat.

[@GretchenMuller-uw9sl]

same here im from Franconia and didn't even know mite cheese exists in Germany i only know Casu Martzu cheese from Sardinia and it is some rotten cheese with maggots

[@wietholdtbuhl6168]

Feinschmecker auf der ganzen Welt ist er wohl bekannt 😊

[@YukiTheOkami]

Hell im east german and hesrd of that. Given i grew uo in leipzig i saw the city become a flower frm aseed if u want so. Mite cheese i never heard that but im a picky eater my self

[@arnodobler1096]

Some are disgusted by oysters, nails, Frog legs, fish, crustaceans or pulpos. 🤷‍♂

[@UntilWeregoing]

Very true

[@danielw.2442]

It's a weird/strange delicatesse called 'mite-cheese'. The whole spider part is only on the English Wiki... and has nothing to do with the original German Wiki.

[@danielw.2442]

Oh and I've never heard about it before. (never)

[@helloweener2007]

Mites are a subclass of arachnids (Spinnentiere), spiders are arachnids too, also scorpions and others belong to this class. So it is not completely wrong to call it spider cheese as spiders seems to be also common for arachnids.

[@red.aries1444]

It depends on which way you search in Wikipedia. 🙂 The special cheese mite "Tyrolichus casei", which produces the "Milbenkäse" has it's own German Wiki-article, it's even has more information as his English counterpart. But there is an English Wiki-article about cheese mites in general, as there are two other mite cheeses, produced in France (Cantal & Mimolette) which has no German counterpart.

[@UntilWeregoing]

😱

[@helloweener2007]

It is rare. They make about 1,000 cheeses per year. It is a hobby for them.

[@Dave_from_74]

LOL 😀 I like your face while you watch it.

[@UntilWeregoing]

Haha thanks 🙏

[@ReneHL1981]

i Know of this Cheese and i would try it but i live near this Region but in northern Gernamy , to bad !!

[@morbvsclz]

It's kind of known that this exists, because we find it weird too. So it's on TV / in documentaries from time to time as a peculiar local thing. Never actually have seen the cheese though, or have been to any place that sells it.

[@UntilWeregoing]

Decidedly a…. Delicacy

[@jameyspielt]

Moin! very rare.. and i think its very regional.. I would not it eat.. I like strong cheeses, but the mite thing goes to far. ;) greetings from Bremen!

[@UntilWeregoing]

I think you are right

[@eichzoernchen]

you mite want to pass on this one i totally forgot about this weird stuff😅

[@danielw.2442]

Me too (definetly) 🤣

[@UntilWeregoing]

😂 I’d have to use all my mite to ever try it

[@YukiTheOkami]

Im east germqn but from Leipzig a biger city here i never hesrd of that and i cant think of anyone who would eat that 😅

[@UntilWeregoing]

Me neither 😂

[@Neonblue84]

i would, but i never see one of this cheese rolls ( came also from the near of Leipzig)

[@BigWhoopZH]

Is a cheese covered in microscopic spiders vegetarian or not?

[@UntilWeregoing]

Hahah Good question

[@red.aries1444]

When you eat the cheese together with the mites it's not vegetarian. If you clean the cheese and eat it without any mite it's lacto-ovo vegetarian. It's definitely not vegan as animals are used to produce it.