How many strings are there in a cheesestring?

AndiFlatland | 17:17 Wed 05th Dec 2012 | Food & Drink

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When you pull those cheesestrings apart, some of the strands that peel off are no more than the thickness of a human hair (and having long hair, I often get them mixed up, and try to eat my hair and brush my cheesestrings...). I was wondering if anybody has ever gone to the trouble of pulling off every strand individually and counting them. There must be thousands! I expect the manufacturers will have done studies and reports on this kind of thing - just in case berks like me come along and ask such bizarre questions. There's probably a mathematical formula for it.

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27! which equal to 1.0888869^28

cupid04

Are you FED UP with cheese, Tony?

you aren't stilt-on about this cheese are you!!!!?

tonyav

Yes cupid it's getting on my Gorgonzola now !.

cupid04

I think you're cheddar gorgeous

tonyav

Oh don't cupid, you've sent me Red Leister

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