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Fidal Castro refused to let the Auf Wiedersehn Pet cast film a 4th series because they were found to be carrying an excessive amount of cheese.
Fidel Castro tried to ban cheese from entering his country, after he visited the island of Tuvalu. He did so because he believed the Tuvalu farmers were attempting to take over his country single-tractordly by selling cheese trees to the people of Cuba
while on holiday in Brighton, a wedge of Red Leicester Cheese was used by my father to prop up the axle on his Sankey trailer, while a new wheel was fitted.
To enhance the smell and flavour of Dairylea, maufacturers use worn socks from the feet of bus drivers on the Route 66 bus in Warrington.
Unfortunately for Eskimos are Lactose intolerant, so any cheese would to them be a powerful laxative.
Red Leicester cheese is actually orange!
If you have a door that simply will not stay open, use a wedge of Parmesan to wedge it open. (Roquefort doesn't work quite so well)
Cheese is a great conductor of electricity and has been used to join pieces of wire together. if the cheese is touched however a shock will be incurred. a wooden box is advisable if this is to be done.
danablu cheese is partial to a bit of eminem now an then
I had a recently very interesting cheese fact, but I've forgotton it
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