Valerie Hall+FollowCincinnati’s cheesiest mashup hits OTRThe Eagle in OTR just made every cheese and BBQ lover’s dream come true! After noticing customers mixing their famous burnt ends with five-cheese mac and cheese, the restaurant decided to make it official. Now, this epic combo is on the menu, loaded with extra garnishes for even more flavor. It’s a perfect way to celebrate National Cheese Lovers Day and a great example of a local spot listening to its fans. Who else thinks more restaurants should turn customer hacks into real dishes? What’s your favorite menu mashup? #Food #CincinnatiEats #CheeseLovers00Share
mary01+FollowMcDonald’s Goes Full Cheese ModeMcDonald’s France just dropped the cheesiest holiday menu ever and people are losing it. Think cheddar on everything—burgers, fries, you name it. But the real MVP? The XXL Cheddar Cup. It’s basically a giant cup of gooey nacho cheese for dunking anything and everything. Social media is freaking out, with fans joking about booking flights to France just to try it. If you’re a cheese lover, this is your ultimate bucket list snack! #Food #McDonalds #CheeseLovers10Share
Charles Christensen+FollowCheese Might Be Your Brain’s BFFTurns out, your cheese obsession could be doing more than just making you happy. A massive 25-year Swedish study found that eating 50g+ of high-fat cheese daily (think brie, cheddar, gouda) is linked to a lower risk of dementia. But don’t go overboard—experts say it’s not a magic cure, and more research is needed. Still, this is the best news cheese lovers have heard in ages! #Health #BodyHealth #CheeseLovers10Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowCheese Might Help Your Brain—But Don’t Go OverboardCheese lovers, this one’s for you: a new Japanese study found people who ate cheese had a slightly lower risk of dementia—just 1.06% less, but still! Before you start piling on the cheddar, researchers say the effect might be bigger in Japan since they eat way less cheese than the U.S. Plus, it’s just an association, not proof. The real takeaway? A little cheese can fit into a brain-healthy diet, but moderation (and balance) is key! #Health #BodyHealth #CheeseLovers30Share
Lori Elliott+FollowCheese Lovers, This Is WildApparently, your weekly cheese habit could be doing more than just making your pizza taste better. A new study out of Japan found that people 65+ who ate cheese at least once a week had a slightly lower risk of developing dementia compared to those who skipped it. The difference isn’t huge, but it’s enough to make me feel better about my cheese drawer. More research is needed, but who knew brie could be brain food? #Health #BodyHealth #CheeseLovers00Share
