Underground Cheese Bunkers at Lincoln Sparks blog

Underground Cheese Bunkers. Deep in converted limestone mines, caves kept perfectly at. Deep underground, somewhere near springfield missouri, the u.s. If you can gain access to these limestone. Decades of propping up the dairy industry—by buying up surplus. By 1981, dairy surplus—cheese, butter, powdered milk—lurked under kansas city and other locations. In the caves, one could find barrels of cheese weighing 500 pounds, “free”. Actually, the 2.2 million square foot underground storage facility in the springfield underground is only partly used for cheese. If you’re the united states department of agriculture (usda), the answer is obvious: Have you heard of “government cheese” before? No, it isn’t money but actually cheese, 1.4 billion pounds of it to be exact, stored in a cave in. According to some social media users, a stockpile of cheese weighing more than a billion pounds is stored in underground caves in. Hundreds of feet below the ground in missouri, there are hundreds of thousands of pounds of american cheese. Huge pillars for huge cheese caves. Specifically, the federal government had 560 million pounds of cheese, most of it stored in vast subterranean storage facilities. In a series of caves outside.

No, it isn’t money but actually cheese, 1.4 billion pounds of it to be exact, stored in a cave in. By 1981, dairy surplus—cheese, butter, powdered milk—lurked under kansas city and other locations. Have you heard of “government cheese” before? Hundreds of feet below the ground in missouri, there are hundreds of thousands of pounds of american cheese. Decades of propping up the dairy industry—by buying up surplus. In a series of caves outside. Actually, the 2.2 million square foot underground storage facility in the springfield underground is only partly used for cheese. According to some social media users, a stockpile of cheese weighing more than a billion pounds is stored in underground caves in. Deep underground, somewhere near springfield missouri, the u.s. Deep in converted limestone mines, caves kept perfectly at.

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Underground Cheese Bunkers Decades of propping up the dairy industry—by buying up surplus. Huge pillars for huge cheese caves. If you’re the united states department of agriculture (usda), the answer is obvious: No, it isn’t money but actually cheese, 1.4 billion pounds of it to be exact, stored in a cave in. Specifically, the federal government had 560 million pounds of cheese, most of it stored in vast subterranean storage facilities. By 1981, dairy surplus—cheese, butter, powdered milk—lurked under kansas city and other locations. If you can gain access to these limestone. According to some social media users, a stockpile of cheese weighing more than a billion pounds is stored in underground caves in. Actually, the 2.2 million square foot underground storage facility in the springfield underground is only partly used for cheese. Hundreds of feet below the ground in missouri, there are hundreds of thousands of pounds of american cheese. In the caves, one could find barrels of cheese weighing 500 pounds, “free”. In a series of caves outside. Deep underground, somewhere near springfield missouri, the u.s. Decades of propping up the dairy industry—by buying up surplus. Deep in converted limestone mines, caves kept perfectly at. Have you heard of “government cheese” before?